The phrase "and understand the problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of comprehension in problem-solving or analysis.
Example: "Before we can proceed with the solution, we need to identify the key issues and understand the problem."
Alternatives: "and grasp the issue" or "and comprehend the situation".
For Mr. Aristregi, who plans to return to Ulan Bator to better document the hospitals and detention centers where some of the homeless end up, getting people beyond Mongolia's borders to know and understand the problem is essential to addressing it.
Then, the facilitator coaches the students to identify and understand the problem.
"Unlike so many others, this team is made up of real product people that have insights and understand the problem and how to solve them like no one else".
The only way to solve the problem is to identify and understand the problem.
This developed during the contact and was related to how they could make sense of the situation and understand the problem.
A central pillar of the global effort to address health inequities, as identified by the WHO's Commission on Social Determinants of Health, is to 'Measure and understand the problem and assess the impact of action' (1).
"They keep the woody vegetation from encroaching, care deeply about their responsibilities as stewards of the land and understand the problems".
We interact with our cousins and nieces and nephews and understand the problems our communities face.
My own fellowship has given me the opportunity to collect research experiences from different disciplines, meet a lot of interesting people, and understand the problems I've dealt with from various viewpoints.
"In the past few years, I have traveled around, trying to observe and understand the problems that people are facing". .
Our cultural and social baggage shapes how we view and understand the problems we see; it also guides whether and how we choose to address them.
