The phrase "a wider problem for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an issue that has broader implications or affects a larger context or group.
Example: "The recent economic downturn is a wider problem for the entire industry, not just individual companies."
Alternatives: "a broader issue for" or "a larger concern for".
According to Chayes, the reports of player dissatisfaction presented a wider problem for Hearthstone because it meant the game was falling into a degenerative state.
But those endorsements also suggest that the issue of torture is a symptom of a wider problem for 24: it is a show that captures a particular mood in America, and that mood is now passing.
Practising on the moon makes sense because it is only three days travel from Earth.According to Rick Tumlinson, president of the Space Frontier Foundation, a space advocacy group, this difference of emphasis between going to the moon for its own sake, and using it as a stepping-stone, illustrates a wider problem for NASA, which is that people disagree about what the vision really means.
A lack of European football for the first time in years was a contributing factor, but these figures are part of a wider problem for Serie A. The fact that Italy has the second highest number of clubs in the Money League shows that, if clubs on the peninsula can maximise their matchday income, they will be able to narrow the gap significantly to other European clubs.
Perhaps it's no surprise that after 22 years in the job, someone like Labour's Dame Tessa Jowell would decide not to stand again but for four of David Cameron's newest intake to have already taken the decision to leave parliament - and more are expected to follow - perhaps points to a wider problem for the Conservatives and Mr Cameron, in particular.
"Barroso's move is just one of several revolving door cases in the last few months which point to a wider problem of integrity for the EU institutions," said Daniel Freund of Transparency International.
"But what if it had been?" Experts say her wait was a symptom of a wider problem: Demand for doctors is accelerating more rapidly than supply.
Okonedo also argues that, whatever casting disadvantages may come from not having a white face, there is a wider problem in Britain for any actors whose features aren't famous.
Meanwhile the consumer rights organisation "Which" has described customer satisfaction as "shockingly low .Yet it is just a sticking plaster for a wider problem.
Leslie Blackhall, the doctor who supervised the care of that patient and two similar casesat the University of Virginia Health System's palliative care clinic, uncovered a wider problem after unraveling the reasons for the pain: As more people die at home on hospice, some of the addictive drugs they are prescribed are ending up in the wrong hands.
Despite the problems, Platini said corruption was a wider problem and not just a matter for football and Fifa.
