"electronic problems" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe issues or difficulties related to electronics or electronic devices. Example: "The company was dealing with a lot of electronic problems due to a recent software update that caused their systems to crash."
But in all these re-enactments, no electronic problems have been found with vehicles' throttles.
Mechanical and electronic problems forced Mr. Jones and Mr. Filo to spend the time struggling to make the dog work.
Both Kerry and Clinton have often had the humbling experience of the plane breaking down: a blown tire, a leak in an auxiliary fuel tank, "electronic problems".
The weight of such impact is determined for each type of disturbances associated with electronic problems in the wind turbine.
Mr. Lentz said the company welcomed efforts by scientists from NASA and specialists from the science academy to study whether electronic problems had been involved in Toyota's instances of sudden acceleration.
DETROIT — Concerned that regulators are dismissing electronic problems in Toyota vehicles, an auto safety firm said Tuesday that it had sued the federal government to get records of its investigation into the unintended acceleration of a Prius last year.
It is pointed that the Wannier function approach of the electronic problem is useful for the description of electron dynamics following semi-classical theory as well as the magnetic interactions in solids [52].
Reviews of some recent high-profile crashes have failed to find a mechanical or electronic problem.
Until Thursday, Toyota had denied that there was a mechanical or electronic problem with the pedals.
But there could also be the possibility of an electronic problem with software, he said.
Witnesses who spoke before Mr. Lentz described how an electronic problem could have caused cars to surge unexpectedly.
