The phrase "as a particularly problematic" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific issue or situation that is considered to be especially troublesome or challenging.
Example: "The new policy was introduced as a particularly problematic measure that could lead to unintended consequences."
Alternatives: "as a notably challenging" or "as a distinctly troublesome".
Michael Zimmer, an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, where he specialises in privacy and internet ethics, described this as a "particularly problematic" kind of voter targeting that raised broader concerns in the US about "packaging voters like they're consumers".
This can be understood as a particularly problematic combination of the previous two criticisms [1, 2] wherein Alexander's personal preferences become the only objective standard of beauty, and anyone with alternative preferences is dismissed as suffering some form of 'mental defect' (Alexander and Eisenman 1982).
We hypothesise that attention problems are a precursor of language ability in PLBW children, in accordance with studies emphasizing attention as a particularly problematic area in this group.
Our results lend support to the hypothesis of a precursor role of early attention problems in relation to language in PLBW children, in accordance with studies emphasizing attention as a particularly problematic area in this group [ 19].
For example, while praising much of what has been accomplished with computer-based scaffolds, Puntambekar and Hübscher (2005) highlighted the lack of diagnosis, customization, and fading as a particularly problematic characteristic of computer-based scaffolds.
It is no easy task to convey such complexities live, and the shy, studious Whyte, hunched over his laptop as if attempting to compose a particularly problematic email, provides little by way of visual stimulation.
Monroe emerged as a star during the early 1950s, a particularly problematic era for film preservation because of the new formats and color processes that the studios introduced to compete with television.
Managing sleep was mentioned as a worry during medical school, but not experienced as being particularly problematic once working OoH care.
The inclusion of large numbers of overseas qualified nurses was described as particularly problematic as variation in skills levels not only increased the workload of other staff, but language differences led to communication problems that could be dangerous in emergency situations.
Progress Energy, a utility operating five nuclear facilities in the Carolinas and Florida, was singled out as being particularly problematic, with four of its plants being among the 14 that required special inspections.
In general, the participants did not experience identification of depression as particularly problematic, held an optimistic view of its natural course and treatability, and felt relatively at ease in managing it.
