"generate problem" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used to mean the act of creating a problem. For example: The government's stance on immigration policy has generated a lot of problems for low-income families.
Our initial motivation to study more general coordinates comes from the idea to generate problem-oriented coordinate systems for astrophysical numerical calculations.
However, FDI also may generate problems.
Then it generates questions which the stories answer based on academic code (originally generated for lazy professors to generate problems for their students to follow).
According to the OECD, its gross debt-to-GDP ratio is around 90%, the level at which Reinhart and Rogoff argue tends to generate problems.
We also generate problem-specific cuts to further reduce the solution time for our formulation.
Compilers for reconfigurable computers aim to generate problem-specific optimized datapaths for kernels extracted from an input language.
We present a software framework, which should allow academics to generate problem-specific membranes: They should be enabled to use simple, short-time as well as complex, time-consuming algorithms featuring a higher grade of realism.
A two-level cutting plane based method is developed, which includes an algorithm to generate problem-specific lower bound inequalities in the outer level, and a hybrid algorithm in the inner level that combines heuristic and exact methods to solve the recourse problem.
The cases borderline between action and non-action may generate problems for the theory of ability.
How might enactment of a social minimum generate problems of legitimacy?
