The phrase "although the problems of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the issues being discussed.
Example: "Although the problems of climate change are daunting, there is still hope for a sustainable future."
Alternatives: "despite the challenges of" or "even with the issues of".
Some of them get to be briefly, or even lengthily, famous – and some of them should be, although the problems of famousness shouldn't be lightly wished on anyone.
Although the problems of manufacturers supplying the auto industry and other so-called big iron manufacturers of products like locomotives, jet engines and power turbines have gotten the most attention, makers of a variety of other products, including handicrafts, clothes and jewelry, are suffering too.
Although the problems of "casual employment" affect both genders of researchers, Joan Mason, chair of AWiSE, explained that her organization has a particular interest in CRS.
He is old school mixed with thrown-out-of-school. He's half-Tebow, half-Manziel (although without the problems of the latter).
Although the problem of bacha bazi has now been mentioned in a few reports, little has been done to handle it.
She added that although the problem of women and infection was more complicated than gender alone, it offered "some unique aspects".
Although the problem of poor governance has particularly affected developing countries, Dutch disease is more of a problem for the developed world.
Although the problem of acid rain has been significantly reduced in some areas, it remains an important environmental issue within and downwind from major industrial regions worldwide.
Although the problem of small shops struggling in the shadow of larger retailers is not a new one here, it has steadily intensified with the addition of each mall.
Although the problem of religion was not finally settled by the Edict of Nantes, Henry did succeed in effecting an extended truce during which he could apply himself to the task of restoring the royal position.
Although the problem of antibiotic or antimicrobial resistance has long been recognised, Dame Sally has chosen to give it new prominence, urging that the level of threat it represents to the nation as a whole needs to be sharply re-evaluated.
