The phrase "identify the problems of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a discussion or analysis of issues or difficulties within a given situation or subject. Example: In order to improve customer satisfaction, it is important to first identify the problems of our current customer service processes.
In response to the rapidly ageing global population, the purpose of this paper is to identify the problems of elderly drivers and their relation to emerging in-vehicle technologies.
Symptoms about parallelism in brake can be directly understood from the current waveform which enables to measure tolerances and to identify the problems of the brake at an early phase.
The main aim of this paper is to present our design and development of the CACTS and demonstrate some ways in which computer techniques can allow the educator not only to obtain more detailed information of visual search strategies but also to identify the problems of visual attention in school children.
And within our political system we do not find leaders who are willing and able to clearly identify the problems of our monetary system, nor offer coherent solutions.
We should no more identify the problems of health care reform solely with President Obama than we should identify the financial meltdown of 2008 solely with then-President Bush.
New tools have been produced to facilitate adoption of evidence into practice that could help identify the problems of evidence translation in local contexts.
The Greens' deputy leader, Adam Bandt, said the inquiry was right to identify the problem of the large banks being "too big to fail" and being unfairly advantaged.
For example, to identify the problem of lack of coverage, a metric related to the signal strength should be used.
In this study, we identify the problem of NWLB between the sender node and its routing neighboring nodes in GPSR protocol.
This vast role of ceramic material in day-to-day life makes us to identify the problem of corrosion that occurs in ceramic.
We identify the problem of embedding parallelizable virtual networks and propose two algorithms that capitalize parallelism from two different perspectives: proactive and lazy.
