"pending problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to unfinished business or unresolved issues that need to be addressed. For example, "We have several pending problems that must be dealt with before the end of the month."
In addition, an optimal treatment selection will contribute to keeping exploding health costs down a pending problem, especially in medical oncology.
After modeling the pending problem, the model is validated by five representative instances based on practical data.
When Forest City Ratner bought the Albee Square Mall in 1990 it seemed the perfect solution to a pending problem.
(This year's anti-immigration radio ads, which opened with a sort of "Soylent Green" outcry about overcrowding, warned Iowans that if something wasn't done, their towns would wind up looking "just like Los Angeles". This does not actually seem to be a pending problem).
As a result, Bertone encouraged Avvenire, the CEI's daily paper to distance itself from Berlusconi's hedonism, scandals and pending legal problems.
Then there is the evidence of the many healthcare trusts falling into debt, unpoliticised insiders warning of a pending crisis – problems exacerbated by demand rising far more quickly than headline budgets.
Comey said the FBI had been unable to discuss the matter with Weiner "because he has pending criminal problems of other sorts". Abedin's lawyer issued a statement after Comey's Oct. 28 letter, saying Abedin had no idea how her exchanges with Clinton got on Weiner's laptop, and no idea that they were there.
During the SARS outbreak, CDC established a series of telephone conferences, whereby federal, state, and local public health lawyers could discuss important legal issues of the day and trade ideas about pending legal problems.
This year it took in three, and it is now suspended, pending abolition.The problem, say some officials, is that Whitehall departments actively discourage their brightest and best from putting in time in Brussels, disdaining the skills they might pick up there.
