The phrase "a set of problems with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple issues or challenges related to a specific topic or situation.
Example: "The report highlighted a set of problems with the current software system that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "a series of issues regarding" or "a collection of challenges related to".
We simulate a set of problems with exact or approximate analytical solutions to validate the numerical model proposed.
The quality and efficiency of the three alternative designs are tested for a set of problems with different layout size and product mix.
Experimentation with a set of problems with up to 1000 dimensions and with several variants of Differential Evolution shows that the weaknesses analyzed significantly affect the performance of Differential Evolution when used on high-dimensional optimization problems.
We also enabled the design of a set of problems with which an appropriate sequence of problems can be automatically generated.
"There have been a set of problems in dealing with the way in which museums dispose of property they own," said Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Westchester Democrat who sponsored the legislation, adding, "this is a major improvement for museums across the state".
Listed below is a set of problems that people with psoriasis have said are important.
The students were given a set of problems to solve starting with very straightforward ones and gradually getting more challenging.
Ultimately, this is a set of problems that must be managed with sensitivity and clarity (Nyhof-Young and colleagues, unpublished data).
"You come with a set of problems, and they solve it for you," he said.
With his affluent upbringing, his BMW, and his deep and strident resentment of women, he was clearly a very disturbed individual, with a set of problems that were very unique to him.
Each chapter closes with a set of problems and solutions, allowing readers to test their acquired knowledge.
