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"more problematic is" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is even more troublesome, difficult, or complex than indicated by the preceding statement or idea. For example: "I expected the problem to be difficult to solve, but more problematic is the amount of time and resources it will take to complete the task."
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More problematic is Alice herself.
More problematic is the book's excessive detail.
Even more problematic is the determination of the "likely" voter.
More problematic is Mr. Kagan's unidimensional conception of power.
More problematic is the relationship between Declan and Peggy.
More problematic is the amount of unintended sharing going on.
More problematic is the treatment of the poet as spokesman.
More problematic is Bowen's wobbly approach to French republican ideas.
Even more problematic is the case of derivatives.
Perhaps even more problematic is how to deal with Isis in Syria.
But more problematic is that the show is disingenuous about what makes GTA revolutionary.
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