The phrase "problem of using" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing the difficulties or challenges associated with using something. For example, "There is a problem of using new technology in this industry."
First, there is the small problem of using half of US-approved Pakistani aid ($900 million) for the new secure embassy and consulates.
Let us mention some previous studies that tackled the problem of using the theory of evidence in the Markovian context.
Then there's the bigger philosophical problem of using a cellphone on a golf course.
Quality aside, an exhibition like this highlights the problem of using art to raise consciousness about specific worldly matters.
But some people also see the inherent problem of using trees to draw toxic waste from the soil.
A historical average is thus of limited use.Indeed, that is the problem of using charts in the first place.
Besides the problem of using such a degrading term — not to mention one so closely linked to foreign imperialism — it does not apply to Venezuela.
"Right Answer, Wrong Score: Test Flaws Take Toll," your May 20 front-page article about the flaws in the design, administration and grading of scholastic achievement exams, addresses only part of the problem of using such exams to measure understanding.
Janice Gewirtz Mountain Lakes, N.J., Aug. 29, 2009 To the Editor: The solution to the problem of using cellphones while driving might lie with cellphone companies rather than with new laws.
The problem of using linear elastic fracture mechanics is addressed.
In financial markets, the first problem of using a correlation concept is the observability.
