The phrase "a reported problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an issue that has been communicated or documented by someone.
Example: "The IT department is currently investigating a reported problem with the network connectivity."
Alternatives: "an identified issue" or "a documented concern."
The case manager is responsible for driving the decision if a reported problem is a security vulnerability that needs to be fixed, and for ensuring that the confirmed vulnerability is fixed and that a patch is released.
Furthermore, insufficient purity of water and contamination of the dialysate have been a reported problem for dialysis units [ 10].
Incontinence Score was the sum of the products of the frequency of the symptom and how much of a reported problem it was (Hald et al 1991).
Therefore, a low participation rate of former adolescent psychiatric inpatients is a commonly reported problem in follow-up studies [ 12].
Anger is a commonly reported problem among returning veterans, yet little attention has been devoted to studying treatment engagement among veterans who report anger problems but do not have posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Low Internet speed is a commonly reported problem facing online education in developing countries.
Excessive daytime sleepiness is a commonly reported problem in dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB).
There is a consistently reported problem with delivery of, and compliance with chemotherapy following preoperative SCPRT or CRT and surgery.
A commonly reported problem with the application of web-based computer interfaces, in general, is poor usability.
High levels of teenage pregnancy are a commonly reported problem in certain conflict and post-conflict settings.
Emotional harassment of new students by the seniors is a persuasive, yet under reported problem.
