The phrase "a specific problem that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a particular issue or challenge that requires attention or discussion.
Example: "We need to address a specific problem that has been affecting our team's productivity."
Alternatives: "a particular issue that" or "a distinct challenge that".
Parrott also highlighted a specific problem that arises if a patient is given a therapeutic drug for a limited period.
What they were suggesting was, there is a specific problem that is happening in the African American community that's not happening in other communities.
This is potentially an intraoperative complication, a specific problem that requires a specialist input, and I recommend that the patient seek care from a urologist.
Legislators who supported the new law said the tighter restrictions would combat fraud, but they have yet to identify a specific problem that will be addressed by these changes.
"I think that the reason that the organizers used the phrase Black Lives Matter was not because they were suggesting that no one else's lives matter... rather what they were suggesting was there is a specific problem that is happening in the African American community that's not happening in other communities," Obama said.
Clearly, this is a specific problem that has far-reaching implications.
The value bridge solves a direct and specific problem that exists right now.
Well, we had the same problem in Burundi".' "Within five minutes you had five people discussing a very specific problem that they had all faced," he said.
At first, I was trying to solve a very specific problem that he has, which is that the old strobe systems for the deaf are intended for landlines, and now that he uses a cell phone for text messaging, he's difficult to get ahold of when he's home and takes his phone out of his pocket.
Since we were always looking for a scalable business model, we thought there would probably be a market for the specific problem that marketeers were describing".
