The phrase "aggravating problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe issues that are causing increased difficulty or annoyance.
Example: "The ongoing construction in the area is aggravating problems for local businesses, making it hard for customers to access their services."
Alternatives: "exacerbating issues" or "compounding difficulties".
Guglielmo Epifani, secretary of the Democratic Party, Italy's largest center-left movement, described Mr. Berlusconi's speech as "disconcerting" and "irresponsible," while warning that the attacks against the judiciary risked "aggravating problems, whereas we need cohesion and good government," according to ANSA, an Italian news agency.
Anyone who uses multithreaded computer programs and that's all of us, as these are the programs that power nearly all software applications including Office, Windows, MacOS, and Google Chrome Browser, and web services like Google Search , Microsoft Bing and iCloud knows well the frustration of computer crashes, bugs, and other aggravating problems.
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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.
The recession had simply aggravated problems that existed long before George H. W. Bush took office.
The decline of phosphate mining and automation in the oil industry aggravated problems of unemployment.
International economic sanctions have aggravated problems, many here say, leading to a record gap between rich and poor in Iran.
John Bonomo, a Verizon spokesman, said that in the last month a heavy workload in the area had aggravated problems with equipment delivery and faulty cables.
It can never win adherents in the countries where tolerance and civil liberties are needed most, and is likely only to aggravate problems.
The rising number of graduates with unneeded skills in turn aggravated problems caused by lack of coordination between education and employment needs.
