The phrase "housekeeping problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any kind of organizational issue that needs to be addressed. For example, "The company is having difficulty keeping up with its invoicing, which has led to a housekeeping problem in the accounting department."
And if Shiite and Sunni Muslims have serious housekeeping problems of their own, problems inherited from their own complex and bloody past, aren't they the ones -- indeed ultimately the only ones -- who are best positioned to find some mutual reconciliation?
By adding an external normalization gene the problem with housekeeping gene variation was avoided [ 27].
First, the transcription factors that are critical for the activation of housekeeping genes solve the problem of finding their TFBS in the genome by only binding to unmethylated TFBS.
As with many environmental threats, preventing exposure is key for mold; in this case, prevention largely involves correcting moisture problems and housekeeping deficiencies.
"The problem is bad housekeeping and bad material," a consultant, R. J. Grogan, said.
A few dollars and a call to housekeeping will usually solve the problem.
"The only violation was a dirty pit," Mr. Wein said, which was a housekeeping but not a mechanical problem.
That will change when getting congealed fat off pans stops being someone else's job.While the demand for service survives the Servant Problem, standards of housekeeping also tend to fall.
The Habitat for Humanity local affiliate, HabiJax, maintains that the land at Fairway Oaks is stable and that most problems there are housekeeping issues, not structural.
Her long, long novel opens with a leisurely second-person overview of the setting, painstakingly describing problems of fairy housekeeping and general relations between fairies and humans.
