The phrase "as a developing problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an issue that is in the process of evolving or becoming more significant over time.
Example: "The increase in plastic waste is concerning, as a developing problem that requires immediate attention from policymakers."
Alternatives: "as an emerging issue" or "as a growing concern".
Six thousand 10-year-olds from 100 primary schools in Bristol, Liverpool and Manchester will participate in the 30-week study, in which they will learn how to play the game, as well as develop problem-solving skills through chess.
"The fact that illicit financial flows are being mentioned in the G20 and other international organisations – that didn't exist before," Brian LeBlanc, a junior economist with GFI and a co-author of the new report, told IPS. "Earlier, these issues were seen solely as a developing country problem but now we're seeing developed countries taking action.
Isolating the HIV epidemic as a developing world problem does not adequately acknowledge the global scope of the disease nor the subsequent global benefit of advances in treatment.
Meaningful learning activities, such as developing problem-solving skills, critical higher-order thinking, and application of knowledge, representing the kind of skills needed in practice, also require interaction among students (Bates, 2015; Breivik, 2015; Sams & Bergmann, 2013).
After servicemen and women leave the military, many suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder or traumatic brain injury and as a result are at risk of developing problems that can become life-threatening, despite receiving significant medical and emotional assistance from the government and veterans groups.
Alcohol drinking becomes an increasingly common behaviour among young people as they get older, and most of those who drink alcohol do not develop problem behaviours as a result of alcohol consumption.
These sections were prefaced with the statement, "these items are about helping a person who is just starting to develop problems as a result of their drug use".
David Pollard: "In general I would recommend a student start with their faculty adviser as soon as a problem develops.
Male drug users are twice as likely as women to develop a problem at some stage (18%and9%9% respectively).
Coronary artery disease (CAD) is a very common health problem in the developed as well as developing countries.
