"problems induced by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to difficulties that have been caused or worsened by a certain event or situation. For example, "The problems induced by the global pandemic have caused unprecedented economic instability."
Further, one can also study the problems induced by operations, problems induced by design, and problems induced by maintenance.
Two potential problems induced by the incorrect discretization of this term are analyzed.
To eliminate certain problems induced by the instruments classically used, a new device has been built.
The chapter presents the details of the possible problems induced by incorrect cabling procedures.
In the second part, the problems induced by stiffness feature are discussed.
Thus, despite the potential problems induced by nonsynchronous trading and price limits, their practical impacts seem limited.
In order to minimize the local power peaking problem induced by moderated target assemblies, the target assemblies were loaded in the reflector region.
As the airliners move at a very high speed, one critical issue for improving the performance of AANET is to select reliable route that can address the frequent link breakage problem induced by the unpredicted network topology changes.
Contrary to most watermarking schemes using advanced perceptual masks, in order to best thwart the de-synchronization problem induced by geometrical distortions, we propose here a Fourier domain embedding and detection technique optimizing the amplitude of the watermark.
Nevertheless, due to the theoretical difficulties in the underlying differential problem induced by curvature, along with the technology of carbon nanotube based composites that is still under development, the number of research works on the post-buckling behavior of carbon nanotube reinforced composite curved panels is still scant.
Nevertheless, the problem induced by concept variation increases the difficulties of accurate recommendation.
