The phrase "bring the same problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts to describe a situation in which a similar issue arises or is likely to arise. For example, "If we don't address these issues now, they may bring the same problem later down the line."
There are fears that adopting a similar system in prison education will bring the same problems, the distorting effect of targets merely replaced with a similarly problematic focus on outcomes.
But will the blast of cash bring the same problems and disappointments experienced in the life sciences?
A large identifier space will make some nodes overloaded, while a small identifier space will bring forth the same problem as the millennium bug.
"We need to restrain spending, or we are going to bring about the same problems that we have had in years past," said his press secretary, Edward Skyler.
and promises to bring the same forceful leadership to tackling the state's fiscal problems.
Next year will bring the same amount.
Materials science is an interdisciplinary field where physicists, chemists and engineers work together, bringing different views on the same problem in their quest to find a common goal of development and improvement of many existing materials in nature.
But what does not make sense is that in some countries corporate persons can be protected and in others they cannot, because this brings us back to the same problem.
Still, "Welcome to Norway" suffers from the same problem that brings down "Willkommen bei den Hartmanns".
"He never brings the same mental attitude to the same problem twice, and in fashion photography, where a certain amount of repetition is taken for granted, this is a trait that amounts to genius," a Harper's Bazaar editor observed a while ago.
