The phrase "and degree of problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the severity or extent of various issues or challenges.
Example: "The report analyzed the frequency and degree of problems encountered during the project."
Alternatives: "and extent of issues" or "and level of challenges".
Although legal scholar George Annas agreed there were no new problems, he argued that the combination and degree of problems involved did make the HGP unique: "there are probably no unique issues raised by the Human Genome Initiative.
Following some initial focus groups an extensive nation-wide postal survey was conducted to ascertain the type and degree of problems associated with automotive design for older drivers and to guide further research into the most appropriate areas.
Some studies report adverse consequences for children affected by parental cancer, and the children's age and gender has been found to influence the type and degree of problems they experience.
Using the information obtained from 99 metering stations, we develop a graphic classification procedure, which allows us to distinguish materials based on their characteristics, behaviour, type and degree of associated problems, and type and effectiveness of solutions provided.
Non-cooperative multi-agent systems, on the other hand, should be designed for games with no clear dominant strategies and high degree of problem complexity.
The National Institute on Drug Abuse NIDAA) says that the appropriate duration of treatment for an individual depends on the type and degree of the patient's problems and needs.
Furthermore, the 75th percentile for IES and HADS-Depression scores (high scores and degree of symptoms of psychological problems) in women in the follow-up group was lower than in those without follow-up (IES: -17.4 p, P <.01, HADS-depression: -4.9 p, P <.05).
Following the principles of staging and proportionality of interventions to current degree of problems [ 1, 22], the most acceptable and practical PEI will be interventions that carry low burden to participants, have very low risk of adverse effects, and are likely to be beneficial irrespective of whether a given individual was going to develop SMI or not.
There are four items assessing satisfaction with current sleep pattern, interference with daily functioning, noticeability of impairment attributed to the sleep problem, and degree of distress or concern caused by the sleep problem.
For the self-care dimension, the official Chinese version asks the degree of problems in "washing and dressing" while the experimental Chinese version asks about "combing, washing and dressing".
Each dimension has three levels of "severity" corresponding to the degree of problems encountered: 'none'someome', and 'extreme'extreme
