The phrase "avalanche of problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and overwhelming number of issues or difficulties that arise at once.
Example: "After the merger, the company faced an avalanche of problems, including staffing shortages and supply chain disruptions."
Alternatives: "flood of issues" or "onslaught of challenges".
Even without criminal charges against players, the incident is the latest in an avalanche of problems for the basketball program.
The New York City Board of Elections met last night to review what officials described as an avalanche of problems confronting board officials as they move to arrange a new election.
However, there was a whole avalanche of problems that accumulated and, thereby, caused the crowd disaster.
And several dozen poll workers, including several Republicans, reported widespread confusion and said they were ill-equipped to deal with the avalanche of complaints and problems at the polls.
Still, as worries mount about whether the supply of antibiotics will meet the demand of an anxious public, these questions are being raised: Does an avalanche of information about a problem quell panic or create it?
His campaign pledge from 2008 to reach out to America's enemies and speak to any foreign leader without preconditions, reiterated in his speech at Cairo's al-Azhar university in 2009 when he pledged a new relationship with Muslims, has floundered on the rocks of the Arab spring, the continuing war on terror, and beneath an avalanche of domestic and global economic problems.
In an era of an avalanche of increasing bacterial resistance and severe problems in treating bacterial infections, the application of liposomal antibiotic carriers could be useful, but the high cost of liposome preparation and treatment should also be considered.
Thus, the model can be used for a wide range of problems in snow science and engineering, including numerical investigations of avalanche formation.
Development of an avalanche of effective therapies has brought its own problems.
But why, in the avalanche of causes of the nation's financial problems, is the blame cascaded on social programs?
has proposed a much-needed bill to stop a potential avalanche of destructive, frivolous lawsuits concerning the Y2K computer problem.
