"prospective problems" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to potential problems that may be encountered in the future. For example: "We must keep a close eye on the interval economy to identify any prospective problems that may arise in the next few years."
Indeed, critics caution that many of the prospective problems with hyperloop remain to be solved.
Administration officials contend that the prospective problems are overblown and that the deficits will decline sharply as a result of spending restraint and faster economic growth, which will lead to higher tax revenues.
This practice presented a clearer picture of the prospective problems that might arise during the interview for both the enumerators and the respondents.
It also depicts some of the prospective problems associated with the application of cell-based therapies to the treatment of patients with a special focus on age-related issues.
Prospective problem-specific use of our computational methods can bring significant benefits in guiding future study designs.
As the foregoing theoretical analysis of Ps shows, the investigation of quantum states in the SQ semiconductor systems with Kane's dispersion law is a prospective problem of modern nanoscience.
In the early definition of Horizon 2020 by the Member States, the Swedish Presidency in its Lund Declaration 2009 launched the idea to put central focus on prospective societal problems instead of on industrial lead technology programmes.27.27
There isn't a parent, sibling, spouse or any family member that is happy about their loved one's substance abuse issue or prospective addiction problems.
Curators here started receiving worried e-mails from colleagues at international galleries with questions about prospective funding problems for Turkey's art institutions.
Under the shadow of prospective funding problems, political instability and the unwillingness of foreign artists to travel to Turkey, local museum directors and curators have increased the pressure on their colleagues overseas.
Based on the EWS, different trigger cutoffs and physiological values have been used without prospective validation, raising problems on sensitivity and specificity of the system [[16],[38]].
