The phrase 'problem at stake' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a crucial issue or conflict that needs to be resolved. For example, "As the election draws near, the problem at stake is whether the incumbent president will be reelected."
The aim of a short study is to provide a comprehensive description of the problem at stake.
The research problem at stake here is how to add central network resources (i.e., servers, gateways, network managers, probes, mainframes, etc). in an optimal way.
Thus, it can never be guaranteed that the selected features truly represent the optimal set of features for the problem at stake.
Averroes presented the problem at stake nicely in an extended digression his Long Commentary on the Physics (Averroes 1962, 178F-179I).
The first poster (Figure 1) identifies the problem at stake as a growing scarcity of (fresh? unpolluted?) water and frames that problem as a function of water consumption by crops.
The multi-criteria description of the problem at stake becomes the most relevant methodological starting point since a comprehensive description of the problem is necessary to identify feasible solutions.
"There are bigger problems at stake in America".
GMOs appear meaningful only in a policy context where environmental and social problems are framed as technical so that technological (profitable) solutions can be elaborated, leaving unquestioned the actual causes of the problems at stake.
Instead, he acts as an interlocutor, asking questions, making suggestions, and drawing out ideas from others — and, not incidentally, getting others to commit to the process of seeking a solution to whatever issue or problem is at stake.
More GPs are convinced that financial problems are at stake (44%) than nurses (22%).
In the face of an ethical problem, bioethicists can be helpful by presenting the relevant facts, clearly stating the nature of the ethical problem, analyzing the conflicting values at stake, and placing the problem in its historical, legal, social, religious and cultural context.
