The phrase "dimensions of this problem" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe the different aspects or elements of a problem. For example: "The dimensions of this problem are complex, involving economic, social, and political factors." In this sentence, the speaker is acknowledging that there are multiple dimensions or aspects to the problem, which makes it more difficult to solve.
The war ended in 1996, but Guatemalans are only now beginning to realize the dimensions of this problem.
We hope that this year's census, which for the first time includes a series of questions on the long form to identify grandparent-headed households, will help focus more attention on the dimensions of this problem.
The Police Department under Mr. Kerik is trying to deal with the racial dimensions of this problem by intensifying police academy training aimed at acclimating white, suburban recruits to the immigrant and minority neighborhoods in which most of them will end up working.
Beyond assembly line balancing and scheduling, several other dimensions of this problem have to be considered.
The dimensions of this problem are defined by a stark statistic some 16% of the world's electricity is already derived from nuclear energy.
The traditional dimensions of this problem are described along with the industrial environment evolution over the last three centuries.
The infinite dimension of this problem makes it unsolvable, and when the dimension is reduced the problem becomes ill-posed [12].
The dominant physical processes involved in weakening, such as thermal pressurization, and in healing, such as pressure solution, are another important dimension of this problem, but these questions lie outside the scope of this letter.
The interactions between livestock and biofuel industries and the role of biofuel by-products are another important dimension of this problem and are the focal point of the THT model upon which the current analysis is built.
However, this study includes 25 centres from eight European countries and constitutes, to our knowledge, the best data available to date to estimate the dimension of this problem.
It is difficult to estimate the full dimension of this problem; nevertheless, a systematic rescue of those annotations lost in the literature is very much needed, given the low number of experimentally verified functional assignments in the current databases [ 78].
