The phrase "and problems in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or challenges related to a specific topic or field.
Example: "The research highlighted several challenges and problems in the implementation of new technologies."
Alternatives: "and issues in the" or "and difficulties in the".
I've got to take it slowly – obviously I've had a few niggles and problems in the past.
Later, serving on the New York Police Commission, Roosevelt forged an expansive definition of the police mission, attacking conditions in the tenements and problems in the water supply.
The collapsing rouble and problems in the eurozone are external factors that partly explain the disappearing foreign tourist, but Goa doesn't help itself.
Further, Washington is perceived as being consumed by its agenda, emphasizing the campaign against terror and problems in the Middle East.
Electrical problems elsewhere would have difficulty cascading into Texas, and problems in the state would not affect the rest of the country.
Systemic political and economic risk, unemployment, labor unrest and problems in the banking sector, for example, make Chinese markets extremely volatile.
He said there were lots of challenges for his successor Gen Houghton, including counter-terrorism, the growth of cyberwar, and problems in the Middle East.
Mr. White noted a sharp increase in defaults and problems in the telecommunications industry, a major issuer of high-yield bonds.
He looks at all the threats and problems in the world as more reasons to get together "Quickly" with his duet partner, Brandy.
"And at the brain level we can relate those problems to problems in the way the amygdala works, and problems in the way the ventromedial frontal cortex works".
It's creating enormous questions and problems in the system, never mind ruining lives" of young offenders who are left with criminal records.
