The phrase "burning problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a problem that is urgent and needs immediate attention. For example, "The increasing rate of unemployment is a burning problem that needs to be addressed immediately."
If you could switch back to gasoline this wouldn't have been such a burning problem in the EU".
Some asked if we would ever refer to the fall of the Twin Towers as a "regrettable traffic incident," or to the Boston Marathon bombing as a "fireworks and burning problem".
What burning problem will the new capital solve?
Escalation of greenhouse gas emission and its contribution towards global warming due to prevalent power generation technologies using fossil fuels is a burning problem for mankind.
Finding an effective treatment for reducing stroke-associated injury and restoring neural function has become a burning problem that needs to be solved urgently.
What is the burning problem that you want to see fixed?
The tactic, Tirza says, was to deal with the most burning problems first while stepping on the fewest toes politically.
Most burning problems actually happen on the hard drive.
The attempt to punish the academics who express their opinions regarding the burning problems which currently affect the country constitutes a blow to academic freedom.
Along with the convenience provided by the open online social networks (OSNs) for the users, there are also many burning problems like insecure platform, untrustworthy information, malicious propagation, even illegal cheating.
One of the burning problems in managing the ICU patient is thus whether a specific monitoring technique has an impact on patient outcome.
