The phrase "and problems of each" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific issues or challenges associated with different subjects or entities being referenced.
Example: "In our analysis, we will address the benefits and problems of each proposed solution."
Alternatives: "and challenges of each" or "and issues of each".
For the GOS-E, return to work and problems on each of the EQ-5D items, the association between fault group and outcome was modelled using modified Poisson regression with a robust variance estimator.
Specific attention is paid to the normative underpinnings, institutional design, and problems of feasibility and desirability associated with each model.
The present findings are possible indications of substantial errors in measurement, limited true individual differences, participants responding to the negatively worded items differently in each country and problems of translation associated with the definition of the constructs.
Finally, PCH professionals answered questions on current treatment status and emotional and behavioural problems of each child, based on medical records and on the routine health examination of the child, during which a small structured interview was done for the purpose of this study.
Another group of 15 will be treated after birth, and the health problems of each group will be compared with those of untreated children.
At this stage it's a matter of trying to tackle the problems of each and see which ones will finally emerge as cost effective, reliable, robust, and deliver the performance".
The habitual use of visualization and verbalization during solving arithmetic word problems of each of the 45 right-handed participants was assessed with a short self-report measure.
Various chemistries and technologies being developed are identified and the status of and problems associated with each of the technologies are discussed.
