The phrase "a typical problem in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a common issue or challenge within a specific field or context.
Example: "A typical problem in software development is managing project deadlines effectively."
Alternatives: "a common issue in" or "a frequent challenge in".
Your front page story "Asthma drug 'gamechanger' could revolutionise treatment" (6 August) suffers from a typical problem in the reporting of innovation in drug discovery and development.
Chance fluctuations are a typical problem in tracking trends, as the federal government itself recognizes in gathering other kinds of statistics.
The problem addressed is the diagonal parking in a constrained space which is a typical problem in nonlinear motion control of nonholonomic robots.
This work presents an industrial system identification and control design tool in the context of nonlinear valve control as a typical problem in the refinery industry.
The slippage/damage of network is a typical problem in the nonwoven fabric forming, which depends strongly on the fibre density (area density) of fabric and blank-holder pressure.
A typical problem in this setting is to fit surfaces to 3D noisy data points obtained through either laser scanning or other digitizing methods, so that the real data from a physical object are transformed back into a fully usable digital model.
The interaction between plates and foundations is a typical problem encountered in geotechnical engineering.
In addition, the obtained displacement effects are less likely to be underestimated due to the outmigration of natives from the regions affected by the immigration influx (a typical problem found in studies using spatial variation to identify the effects) as the internal migration in Russia was very low.
Finally, we present an example of the evolution of an electromagnetic beam plasma instability as a typical problem of interest in plasma physics research which can be studied with the Vlasov code.
The fuzzy model is then validated by a sensitivity analysis test, and a typical problem is solved in order to illustrate the implementation steps.
When implementing BIM, however, individual firms inherently safeguard their self-interests regardless of the fact that inter-firm cooperation might reap joint BIM benefits for a project overall, which epitomizes a typical problem of moral hazards in project-based organizations.
