"noticeable problem" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a problem that is easily seen or noticed. For example, "The sizable crack in the wall was a noticeable problem that needed to be addressed."
The production's only noticeable problem is momentum.
It could take 10 years to cause a noticeable problem, by which time the changes are irreversible.
One is that EC is a noticeable problem that cannot be underestimated in the competitive environment facing the manufacturing industries.
School bus crashes are rare in comparison to other crash types, but considering all crashes that occur in and around school buses, they begin to become a noticeable problem and one that tends to attract national attention.
Toyota said today it had received no reports of accidents with the fault in the UK, and urged owners of the affected models to continue to drive their cars unless there was any noticeable problem with the accelerator pedal – in which case they should contact their dealer immediately.
On public spending generally and the 35.2% figure quoted earlier, there is a noticeable problem in that even though this may be the lowest level since the OBR time series begins in 1948-49, it's only marginally below the levels of Tony Blair's government in the early 2000s as the chart above shows.
But other states are using computerized voting without noticeable problems.
In SLI, children have noticeable problems with understanding and/or producing language, for no obvious reason.
Except for one funny glitch the entire production came off without noticeable problems.
But once the lights went down, the production came off without noticeable problems.
Very few screening tests have been proven to identify diseases before they begin to cause noticeable problems.
