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"clarify the problems" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to make the problems clear or easier to understand. An example sentence could be: "Before we can find a solution, we need to clarify the problems that are causing the issues."
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In order to break through this situation, this paper aims to clarify the problems regarding current research into PSS design.
"Neither of us, I think, underestimates the difficulties; but our talks at Chequers have helped to clarify the problems and the good-will between us is a solid foundation on which to build," she wrote.
She let us solve and clarify the problems by ourselves.
(student 1) She let us solve and clarify the problems by ourselves.
Audiovisual techniques, such as videotapes and PowerPoint presentations, were used to illustrate cases, clarify the problems and promote interaction.
In this review, we clarify the problems met by incongruence analyses in the face of such increasingly numerous data from genomes of prokaryotes and mobile elements.
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Dettori betrayed exasperation when asked to clarify the problem yesterday.
Dr. Fallon argues that the current study does not clarify the problem of patients in whom the disease persists but whose symptoms are not recognized or treated, with severe consequences, for long periods after the symptoms first appear.
It is often the way of things that new brooms see intricate solutions simply as mess, and rather than accepting that they came about in response to intangibly impossible questions, conclude that they must be evidence of bad management: simplify the solution and you'll clarify the problem.
To clarify the problem and the proposed algorithm, we give the following definitions.
In this section, we first clarify the problem definition and notations used in this paper.
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