"facilitated problem" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that a problem has been made easier or more manageable through the help or assistance of someone or something. Example: The new software greatly facilitated our problem of managing inventory, which used to take hours to do manually.
We experimentally verified that learning by reproducing an example facilitated problem posing through directly adopting ideas used in the example's generation (Kojima et al. 2013).
Specifically, mentors facilitated problem identification by demonstrating practical critical thinking skills and provided immediate assistance as needed to contribute to the students' confidence and work experience.
The program also targeted participants' readiness to change, and encouraged group interactions that facilitated problem solving and social support, provided support for appropriate goal setting, and facilitated the acquisition of new information and skills for behavior change.
The NavisWorks Roamer better facilitated problem-solving.
The MR system better facilitated problem-solving.
Most of the respondents (63%) believed that the MR system better facilitated communication and creativity and a total of 65% of the respondents totally or partially agreed with the statement that the MR system better facilitated problem-solving.
A few studies, such as (Das and Kolomeisky, 2010), addressed the problem of facilitated diffusion through simulations focusing on the 3D diffusion rather than the 1D case.
Respondents indicated openness to others' perspectives and willingness to compromise, both of which facilitated discussion and joint problem-solving.
This creates a problem for the facilitated DNA rotation model.
The DYD website has also been deployed in two NHS Primary Care Trust settings in London, including the automated baseline assessment of alcohol consumption and alcohol-related problems together with facilitated access by primary care professionals.
Possibilities considered in the current study include standard interactive lecturing, facilitated discussion, brainstorming, small group activities, problem solving, competitive large group exercises, and the use of illustrative cliff hanger and incident cases.
