The phrase "alarming problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe issues or situations that are concerning or cause worry.
Example: "The report highlighted several alarming problems within the organization that need immediate attention."
Alternatives: "concerning issues" or "worrying problems."
The need for genuine enforcement became clearer when Jennifer Rodriguez testified about how these dangerous medication practices a decade ago caused her and other young witnesses a range of alarming problems.
The alarming problems of Pakistan, Yemen and so many other places threaten to feed more violence.
I call the doctor; we reason that some of the alarming problems are normal because of her medical history.
Weeks after a woman with profound disabilities gave birth to a full-term baby boy at Hacienda HealthCare in Phoenix, alarming problems are coming to light.
Besides the alarming problems on the women's downhill skiing and men's slopestyle snowboarding courses, threats of avalanches and potential terrorism and widespread complaints from journalists about dubious plumbing, the political and moral underpinnings of the games are falling apart.
But the alliance cites a long list of alarming problems that it says can stem from computer use by young children: "Repetitive stress injuries, eyestrain, obesity, social isolation and, for some, long-term damage to physical, emotional or intellectual development".
Stephan Lubosch, Daytona Beach, Fla.: MySpace is rather compelling in that it reveals an alarming problem in youth culture.
A recent study from the Boston Consulting Group found that Indonesia faces a dire shortage of managerial talent an alarming problem for a country with a growing services sector.In the hope of improving things, a law was introduced in 2005 which required teacher certification.
This article will overview the clinical alarm problems that have been identified through ECRI Institute's research and analysis of various problem reporting databases, including those operated by ECRI Institute.
The department said that commercial businesses were often unaware they had alarm problems because the security company monitors did not inform owners or managers that multiple false alarms had been turned in.
He said the trouble did not merit a violation notice because backup plans were in place and the frequency of alarm problems at Indian Point had been well within limits.
