The phrase "problematic system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any system that has persistent issues or is difficult to work with. For example, "The school's grading system has been especially problematic this year due to the introduction of new software."
But the fact that the implementation of a program capable of providing individualized consideration might present administrative challenges does not render constitutional an otherwise problematic system.
More importantly, it has shone a torch on the problematic system that decides what is culturally acceptable in a wannabe modern, post-ceasefire Northern Ireland.
Whatever the Supreme Court decides, it is time for state-financed schools of higher learning to shift from the problematic system of race-based diversity to the more sound class-based approach.
Nathan Sandals Questions on the standings: The N.H.L. stuck by its problematic system of awarding a guaranteed point for losing in overtime or via shootout, despite another late-season spike in regulation ties.
Questions on the standings The N.H.L. stuck by its problematic system of awarding a guaranteed point for losing in overtime or a shootout, despite another late-season spike in regulation ties.
Ms. Quinn, at her own news conference on Wednesday, defended her record, saying she had taken aggressive steps to reform a problematic system that she inherited when she ascended to the speakership in 2006.
It is relational and often embedded in problematic systems of oppression.
It is demonstrated that MF-ICA can be used as an alternative method for a quick and accurate analysis of real multi-component problematic systems such as essential oils.
All dictatorships, genocidal regimes and problematic systems of power know this.
"It's accelerating; it's pushing the pedal way, way, down on an already-problematic system," he said at a panel about the film on Thursday.
The further away spending decisions are from the sources of money, the more problematic the system.
