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The phrase "a terrible problem for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant issue or challenge that affects someone or something negatively.
Example: "The lack of affordable housing has become a terrible problem for many families in the city."
Alternatives: "a significant issue for" or "a serious challenge for".
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This is a terrible problem for them.
It was becoming a terrible problem for me.
Its a terrible problem for the Russians in Eastern Europe, not to mention Afghanistan.
"The successes of the civil rights movement created a terrible problem for white supremacist ideology.
It isn't the moment for consuming conspicuously, and that is a terrible problem for retailers.
"There's no evidence," he concludes, "that being short is a terrible problem for people or that it predicts a second-rate life for us.
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I have a terrible problem with an ad that appears for a bleach.
In the east and south-east of England there is a terrible shortage of water at the moment, a terrible problem trying to make the water last for people who need it.
He said last week that "the risks outweigh the benefits" for this medical option and that the state already has a "terrible problem" with drug abuse.
It's a terrible problem.
This is a terrible problem".
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