The phrase "already the problem of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing an issue that has been recognized or acknowledged, but it would typically require additional context for clarity.
Example: "This situation is already the problem of the management team, and they need to address it immediately."
Alternatives: "already an issue for" or "already a concern for".
In the realm of the first-created creatures, there already commences the problem of evil, which appears immediately in freedom or the misuse of freedom.
"Knowledge workers can look outside the corporate firewall, and realise that everything out there is better, faster and makes them happier," says Dr McAfee.One consumer website in particular has already cracked the problem of building easy-to-use collaboration tools with mass appeal.
We have already discussed the problem of interaction.
This is where it gets interesting: We've already solved the problem of unreliable human beings with self-driving cars.
Utilities like distribution companies which are already facing the problem of high power losses and poor voltage profiles cannot tolerate any further increase in losses.
Often, the professionals who work in this department have already confronted the problem of which architecture and perimeter protection devices to choose and are considered to be the people in the company who have the most expertise in this area.
These four points would already make the problem of determining Pythagoras' philosophical beliefs more difficult than determining those of almost any other ancient philosopher, but a fifth factor complicates matters even more.
They conjectured that perhaps the much larger amount of data typical in speech recognition already alleviates the problem of overfitting, so that the benefits of stochastic pooling are not observed [12].
Under non-crisis conditions, many countries already face the problem of securing and supplying opiate analgesics (Cherny 2007; International Pain Summit of the International Association for the Study of Pain 2011; Gwyther et al. 2009; Pou 2013; Rosoff 2015a).
I know what you might be thinking: Didn't we already solve the problem of rapid population growth?
