The phrase "as a response to the problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing actions or solutions that are taken in reaction to a specific issue or challenge.
Example: "The committee implemented new policies as a response to the problem of rising absenteeism among employees."
Alternatives: "in reaction to the issue" or "as a solution to the challenge".
"People need to understand just how minimal and humiliating charitable food-giving is as a response to the problem," Mr. Berg said.
Finding error-theoretic and descriptivist approaches wanting, we explore a certain kind of nonfactualist, expressivist understanding of orientational discourse, and tentatively suggest it has promise as a response to the problem.
In the early 1960s, Buckminster Fuller dreamed up a giant floating pyramid in Tokyo Bay which would have housed 1 million people – in part as a response to the problem of acquiring building land in Japan.
From the top floor observatory of hindsight we can see the evolution of the set-back design of New York and then Chicago skyscrapers not as a response to the problem of human air-rights, but as the unconscious construction of a staircase fit for King Kong.
(This is suggested by Rayo (2007: 432) as a response to the problem of extrinsic properties).
Despite such disagreements, it is insightful to view statistics as a response to the problem of induction (cf. Howson 2000 and the entry on the problem of induction).
There is no reason that mandatory minimums would work as a response to the real problem of sexual assault".
As a response to this problem, another method, the quadratic control strategy, is presented.
As a response to this problem, a sustainability tool and method adviser (GREENESYS) is developed.
"Fake news" is growing almost as fast as the US Congress' fake response to the problem.
Another kind of response to the problem of focus might be to treat it as a pseudo problem that stems from our linguistic practices without affecting the phenomena.
