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The phrase "and that it would be problematic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing potential issues or concerns related to a situation or decision.
Example: "I believe we should reconsider our approach, and that it would be problematic if we proceed without further analysis."
Alternatives: "and that it could pose a problem" or "and that it might create issues."
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Others have pointed out that Singh's appeal is still pending, and that it would be problematic to air the documentary before his case concludes.
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If that were the end of it -- simple speculative insurance -- it would be problematic enough.
It would be problematic if he weren't any good.
That would be problematic – but it doesn't make it impossible.
That would be problematic.
"Right now that would be problematic".
Then borrowing costs could rise in the way that would be problematic.
Iraq remains so insecure that campaigning would be problematic and turnout could vary widely by region, distorting the outcome.
From almost the moment Milo was born, it became clear that breast-feeding would be problematic.
This matrix is so huge that its phylogenetic analysis would be problematic due to memory limitations.
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