The phrase "a severe problem the" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete phrase and lacks proper structure, making it unclear in its intended meaning.
Example: "A severe problem the team faced was the lack of resources."
Alternatives: "a serious issue" or "a critical problem".
The latest C.I.A. assessment implicitly acknowledges what many American officials say is a severe problem for the United States: the shortcomings of intelligence about both the Iranian program and the spread on the black market of weapons-grade fissile material from the former Soviet Union.
See whether they believe and teach the Bible, but if they do not teach the Bible then that is a severe problem for the faith because they are disingenuous (not persuaded of the Truth of the Gospel).
This in itself is a severe problem for the GOP, especially as the West is actually a faster-growing region, but other demographic data from exit polling should be even scarier for party leaders.
A severe problem was the poor compliance with the screening scheme: Only about 30% of seronegative pregnant women had all three or more recommended tests.
However, due to the high consumption of rambutan's edible part, massive amount of the peel is disposed, causing a severe problem in the community as they gradually ferment and release off odors.
It is evident, however, that the extremely high mutation rate of the HIV-1 virus represents a severe problem for the development of an effective vaccine.
This would shed light on the question of whether or not the amount of observed disengagement is a severe problem given the intended use of test scores.
Bycatch of red king crab (Paralithodes camtschaticus) is a severe problem in the coastal fishery for cod (Gadus morhua) in the Barents Sea.
Living conditions in informal areas present a severe problem to the development of society, particularly to public health and the respective socioeconomic context.
