The phrase "a problematic to" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning in standard English usage.
Example: "The project presented a problematic to the team, causing delays."
Alternatives: "a challenge to" or "an issue for".
Treating this topic as a problematic to be conceptually explored rather than empirically demonstrated, this article focuses on the molecularisation of tertiary prevention, especially the growing use of molecular biomarkers to monitor disease recurrence.
Although informed by ongoing research with people who have lived through and beyond cancer, in the present article I treat this topic as a problematic to be conceptually explored rather than empirically demonstrated.
The GSA's failure to investigate these constitutional concerns led it to a problematic decision to affirm that the government could continue to lease the Old Post Office Building to the president's company, the inspector general concluded.
In a majority of cases, there was no effort to enter into a problematic or to relate foreign ideas to local situations.
It just seems a bit "problematic" to me.
Erdogan may seem to be a problematic democrat to many in the West.
The floc formation, structure and strength remain a problematic topic to be addressed clearly to guide the flocculator design.
However, even with its ability to be cut down into small, investible, pieces, it is still a problematic asset to get one's hands on and to store.
12 Previous studies also point to low perceived risk as a problematic barrier to HIV testing.
What appears to have been at work is a problematic multiculturalism to which European countries have subscribed too easily.
This is consistent with calls to rethink traditional definitions of "wandering" as a problematic behaviour to be limited or prevented [ 9, 29- 31].
