The sentence "it is highly problematic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this sentence to describe a situation where an issue has the potential to create significant difficulty or cause disruption. For example: "The new system requires all data to be manually entered, which is highly problematic as it is likely to result in significant delays."
It is highly problematic and worrisome.
"It is highly problematic and maybe even unethical," said Dr. Joseph Turow, a professor at the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania.
And to the extent that those revelations damaged and undermined the trust that needs to exist, I think it is highly problematic".
There is no doubt that an argument of this kind is to be found in Boyle, but it is highly problematic and can hardly be regarded as the solution to the epistemological problems faced by a seventeenth-century atomist.
It is no simple matter to define a delusion, and it is highly problematic to simply equate it with a false belief, but it is safe to say that paradigm cases of delusion imply a significant lack of, or distortion in, understanding of one's situation.
As it is highly problematic to combine expression data derived from different platforms, functional groups were identified separately for each of the three expression sets.
It's highly problematic because it does this at the expense of all trafficking victims – it ignores labor trafficking victims".
When asked by Judge Glenn if his position is that regulations prevent a "piecemeal plan," he responds: "A better reading is that it's highly problematic".
"It's highly problematic that we don't have government agencies that undertake and scrutinise this work and it's really reliant on organisations or landholders or companies impacted by the proposed development to have to undertake this themselves".
"People are recognizing that it's highly problematic, especially when you have epidemics like this," said Sarah Jane Glynn, a policy analyst at the left-leaning Center for American Progress (CAP) who's studied the issue.
Now found across vast tracts of northern and central Australia, its control on conservation lands is highly problematic, and it has been implicated in the ongoing decline of the bridled nailtail wallaby population on Taunton National Park (Taunton National Park, unpublished workshop report).
