The phrase "aggravating problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a problem that is causing annoyance or frustration, often due to its persistent nature.
Example: "The ongoing delays in the project have become an aggravating problem for the entire team."
Alternatives: "frustrating issue" or "irritating challenge".
Governors said the most aggravating problem with the program was the increased number of people who had moved from Medicare, the federal health program for the elderly, to Medicaid, transferring the cost of the coverage to the states.
He later learned of an aggravating problem: Unknown to him, the Citicorp building's braces had been joined with bolted joints, a cheaper method but one accepted in the industry, instead of with the far stronger welded joints.
It may sound like a minor issue, but the most aggravating problem identified in the 2004 report of the National Academies Committee on Facilitating Interdisciplinary Research CFIRR) was the logistics of interdisciplinary research: budget control, institutional cost recovery, space, unit reporting, and award agreements.
Iranian officials have increasingly acknowledged that the American sanctions, coupled with a European Union oil embargo that took effect in July, are causing severe financial difficulties and aggravating problems caused in part by the government's own economic mismanagement.
One of the most aggravating problems between neighbors is noise.
In Chinese cities, air pollution has become a serious and aggravating environmental problem undermining the sustainability of urban ecosystems and the quality of urban life.
In a country with plenty of irritants, these food lines, hardly seen before 2010, have become Venezuela's most aggravating political problem today.
But it would solve some of the most aggravating practical problems people now face.
While Ryan and others see the ruling as further aggravating housing problems in Seattle, where the real estate market is among the nation's hottest and most expensive, Long's supporters mark it as a victory for the poor and homeless.
He said that religion added an "aggravating factor" to this problem because many immigrants were Muslim and Islam had a "conquering vocation … and even more conquering when it feels strong and they feel numerous" S.peaking in Marseille, which elected an FN mayor in one of its districts in recent elections, Le Pen was followed on stage by his daughter, party president Marine.
However, the death of her father less than a year later left the Ulsterwoman devastated and while she earned a place at last year's Olympics, she has been unable to regain her best form this season with her injury problems an aggravating factor.
