The phrase "problem of inadequate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation that is below the necessary level of requirements or quality. For example, "The problem of inadequate education in developing countries is a major challenge to world leaders."
The Obama administration has acknowledged the problem of inadequate representation.
And it was not just the problem of inadequate English in speaking to Americans.
The sealed instruments used by the commercial classes avoided this problem of inadequate damages by providing for substantial liquidated damages in case of nonperformance.
Most of the species were threatened due to habitat loss, he said – and commercial activities that contributed to this were ongoing, compounding the problem of inadequate funding.
The loss of Martin Luther King Jr.-hasbor Hospital has worsened the problem of inadequate hospital access in South Los Angeles.
Sympathetically, this position can been seen as an urging of gradual changes, which progressively over time ameliorate the problem of inadequate care for asylum seekers.
He told a House banking sub committee that the problem of inadequate insurance must be solved, preferably through the private insurance industry.
They have also ignored the festering problem of inadequate legal representation that caused the American Bar Association to call for a death penalty moratorium three years ago.
For the past several years, the judge has been trying to draw attention to the chronic problem of inadequate legal representation for immigrants.
The problem of inadequate counsel permeates the system, with many indigent defendants sentenced to death after major blunders by court-assigned lawyers.
The soccer field shelter team consisting of Marcel, Patrick, Camila, and Fernando tried to solve the problem of inadequate rain protection for people who want to watch the community soccer matches.
