The phrase "a reason of the problem" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to convey the intended meaning more clearly.
Example: "One possible reason for the problem is a lack of communication among team members."
Alternatives: "a cause of the problem" or "a factor in the problem".
In order to reveal a reason of the discrepancy, problems of the nuclear data libraries for lead were investigated.
First, a major reason for the problems of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is that many non-oil-producing nations decided a decade ago to build nuclear power plants to replace oil.
"There are a variety of reasons [for the problem] but most of it is down to people not valuing food and not understanding where it comes from," said Jeanette Longfield, co-ordinator of the food campaign group Sustain.
'There are a variety of reasons [for the problem] but most of it is down to people not valuing food and not understanding where it comes from,' said Jeanette Longfield, co-ordinator of the food campaign group Sustain.
Both the F.A.A. and the industry group agree that, for a variety of reasons, the problem of delays is not likely to be addressed soon by another airline pact on flight rescheduling or by cutbacks at airports.
The lack of training and thus skills in intercultural care and the need for adapting care to the patient's culture, seemed to be a primary reason for the problems of cohabitation and the misunderstandings which were too often blamed on the language barrier alone.
"Part of the reason that the problem of free will is so resilient is that each philosophical position has a set of psychological mechanisms rooting for it".
36 The lack of means of sharing tacit knowledge between communities of practice was a primary reason for the problems experienced by breakthrough collaboratives in accomplishing their quality improvement aims in the National Health Service.
However, building a successful CASA system for musical sound separation is challenging, and a main reason is the problem of overlapping harmonics.
See Frijhoff, 1996, 47-80 and Grendler, 2004, 23-28 for the reasons of the problems connected with the definition of "universities" in the Renaissance.
Unfortunately, your editorial is an inaccurate attack on President Bush, rather than a fair description of the problem and a reasoned suggestion for how we can solve it.
