The phrase "also a fundamental problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an issue that is not only significant but also part of a larger set of problems.
Example: "While the budget constraints are challenging, there is also a fundamental problem with communication within the team."
Alternatives: "also a key issue" or "additionally a core problem".
Because the problem with the markets isn't just a lack of liquidity — there's also a fundamental problem of solvency.
He suggests that, "while not taking Israel out of the picture as the main factor in our misery", a lack of effective leadership that has left the two main Palestinian factions desperately split is also "a fundamental problem of the Palestinian people".
So with have also a fundamental problem of now probably structural unemployment rates.
That said, there is also a fundamental problem in America with "white on white violence". I am a strong advocate for sensible gun control.
The theory also solves a fundamental problem with the Higgs boson.
The pizza promotions are a smart move, given the precarious state of the economy, but they also reflect a fundamental problem for pizza chains.
We also study a fundamental problem that emerges on such architectures, namely, to determine for a given computation when and how the potential for reconfiguration should be changed during run time so that the reconfiguration overhead is minimal.
The review also found a "fundamental problem" with accountability and governance arrangements of the ambulance service which it describes as "complex and lacking in clarity".
Led by health academic Prof Siobhan McClelland, the review also found a "fundamental problem" with accountability and governance arrangements of the ambulance service which it describes as "complex and lacking in clarity".
They also point to a fundamental problem with the Tory prospectus.In this section Under duress Deal or no deal Greener than thou Kicking carbon In sickness and in health Storm before the calm Hector rides out Return to Bleak House ReprintsWhat would Britain look like after a few years of Tory government?
While the Simon Fraser University study provided useful insight, it and its reaction also does raise a fundamental problem with current public perception of the obesity epidemic.
