The phrase "break down the problem" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the process of dividing a complex task or idea into smaller, more manageable parts. For example, "We'll break down the problem and come up with a solution that works for everyone."
Observing the symmetry, we can apply the primal decomposition method [23] to break down the problem into two simpler subproblems.
The traditional approach in risk analysis was to break down the problem or the risk into smaller simplified components and analyze them in relative isolation.
This casts doubt not only on this particular pre-soaking method but also on the effectiveness of enzyme additions, such as Beano, which supposedly supply the chemicals necessary to break down the problem sugars.
A method to overcome this bottleneck is to use clustering to break down the problem size.
It is a divide and conquer algorithm that recursively break down the problem of finding tandem repeats into sub-problems, until these become simple enough to be solved directly.
Try to break down the problem and figure out what operations you need to use.
In his 17-minute speech, he broke down the problems facing black men in this country and articulated many of the vexed issues that explain why the Zimmerman verdict hit close to home for Americans like myself.
The chapter then breaks down the problems to server issues and client issues and examines the problems with the independent management architecture (IMA) service, the data store, printing and printer driver replication, user access, and performance issues.
We can break down the problems with its analysis into five dimensions of banking: law, economics, markets, politics and history.
Here are three ways that ZEUS breaks down the problem.
