The phrase "a problematic system of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that has issues or challenges associated with it, often in a critical context.
Example: "The researchers highlighted a problematic system of governance that led to widespread corruption and inefficiency."
Alternatives: "a flawed system of" or "an inadequate system of".
Questions on the standings The N.H.L. stuck by its problematic system of awarding a guaranteed point for losing in overtime or a shootout, despite another late-season spike in regulation ties.
Nathan Sandals Questions on the standings: The N.H.L. stuck by its problematic system of awarding a guaranteed point for losing in overtime or via shootout, despite another late-season spike in regulation ties.
Whatever the Supreme Court decides, it is time for state-financed schools of higher learning to shift from the problematic system of race-based diversity to the more sound class-based approach.
It is relational and often embedded in problematic systems of oppression.
All dictatorships, genocidal regimes and problematic systems of power know this.
"To imply that I would say that long lines are a showing of problematic system in our elections — no, mine was a compliment," he said.
But the fact that the implementation of a program capable of providing individualized consideration might present administrative challenges does not render constitutional an otherwise problematic system.
She expects to continue working to improve human rights in Myanmar, as the country struggles with the legacy of a long military dictatorship, a problematic legal system, and lack of accountability for crimes committed by the armed forces.
Figure skating has long had a problematic scoring system; after the vote-trading scandal of the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, when a Russian couple was awarded a higher score than the Canadians who had skated more soundly, the International Skating Union changed the judging procedure.
These procedures are often adapted to bypass or avoid a problematic feature of the system that jeopardises people's chance of completing their work safely within optimal timeframes and resources.
