The phrase "act as a problem" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that functions or serves as a problem, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The lack of communication can act as a problem in team dynamics."
Alternatives: "serve as an issue" or "function as a challenge".
Be compassionate, empathetic and supportive -- do not act as a problem-solver.
The hero's subsequent inability to act emerged as a problem of freezing up, a numbing of his senses.
The queen can just produce more workers". Extending the analogy further, Hoelldobler says a superorganism has a sort of intelligence where an ant colony acts as a problem-solving unit (or even a simple brain).
Act as a very powerful problem solver and guide the team members effectively.
However, the sneak-path issue (shown in Fig. 1a) acts as a disturbing problem in reading the correct information [1].
Leeds City Council said it was hiring a consultant to design a series of baffles that would act as a solution to the problem but added that designing them was complex.
"Unknown chemicals that were claimed to be safe and then turned out to be toxic are then banned and replaced by other unknown chemicals that are claimed to be safe and turn out to be toxic -- that's the drill, I think," said Blum, who points to the outdated Toxic Substances Control Act as a contributor to this problem.
We now have the technology to create an efficient work force that can be relatively dispersed, but one that can still act as a team to solve problems.
Making Kosovo an exception to the framework of international law would only encourage other separatist movements and act as a catalyst to territorial problems across the globe.Our position has been consistent.
It's among the cornerstones of biology: All mammals inherit two copies ― one from their mother, the other from their father — of every gene, in part to act as a backstop against genetic problems.
