The phrase "ample problems of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant number of issues or challenges related to a specific topic or situation.
Example: "The research revealed ample problems of accessibility in urban areas that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "numerous issues regarding" or "a multitude of problems with".
In both cases, there had been ample warning of problems that were never quite fixed and were tolerated as acceptable risks.
However, the ChEMBL database of more than 1.5 million bioactive compounds and 9000 biological targets is capable to provide an ample variety of problems.
There is ample evidence that the KGB suffered from the same problems of bureaucratic inefficiency and corruption that plagued the sclerotic political leadership.
There is ample evidence from research in artificial intelligence that cognitive tasks such as object recognition, planning, and even coordinated motion present problems of this kind.
Second, the ample use Plato makes of the method of collection and division in later dialogues such as the Sophist and the Statesman, seems to pay little heed to problems of ethics, with the exception of the Philebus.
"Can you imagine what kind of Nimbyism would come about if someone were to try to put a safe injection site somewhere?" Mayor Ed Lee also opposes the idea, saying that the city has ample tools for attacking the problem of intravenous drug use, including syringe exchanges, said Christine Falvey, a spokeswoman for the mayor.
"There are 50 or 60 shops here and they're all breadwinners for their families, and if they get closed, what are they going to do?" A casual stroll through the bazaar an hour after the police operation provided ample evidence of the problem faced by the Afghan and coalition forces.
In the meantime, this baseline survey provides ample evidence of a potentially looming problem of diabetes and other chronic diseases in some of these sites in the absence of appropriate interventions.
In his last chapter, he commends South Africa for devoting an ample share of its budget to AIDS problems and for its efforts to prevent new infections.
The three great monotheistic traditions, with their ample insistence on the reality of evil, offer little reason to try to defuse the problem of evil by this route.
