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The phrase "already had problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that issues or difficulties existed prior to a certain point in time or event.
Example: "The project was delayed because it already had problems before the team even started working on it."
Alternatives: "previously encountered issues" or "had issues beforehand".
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Seddon Atkinson already had problems.
Carlyle has already had problems with its diversification strategy.
The Yankees have already had problems with it.
For companies that already had problems of their own making, the situation is worse.
When he opened fire in the day-trading office, Mr. Barton already had problems deeper than his recent stock losses.
This year one coal plant already had problems, and Ercot said some 3,000 megawatts — about 4 percent of last summer's peak demand — could be at risk by May if severe drought persisted.
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"I already have problems with my knees and hips.
Your safest bet is to conclude you already have problems.
We already have problems with children not being able to hold a pen or pencil.
In addition, most towns are already having problems finding people to run for elective office.
There may be little strong evidence that qat is truly addictive or harmful, except to those who already have problems.
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