"regarding the problem of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to introduce a specific issue or topic that is being discussed in a sentence or paragraph. Example: Regarding the problem of pollution, the government has implemented stricter regulations and penalties to reduce harmful emissions.
Each new hypothesis regarding the problem of the Synoptic Gospels implied a reconstruction of the life and message of Jesus.
Having been a visitor to the town of Thornwood recently (and several times before), I found the article regarding the problem of blaring fire sirens in Westchester (and apparently elsewhere) quite interesting ["Fight Over Fire Siren in Thornwood," Sept. 3].
I could empathise with the seal, as a cruise passenger on the Mare Australis, though only regarding the problem of weight changes: an issue requiring constant attention in a habitat presenting three large, delicious meals a day and unlimited free alcohol.
For further reading, regarding the problem of defining tax avoidance, we refer to Weisbach (2003).
Expertise research has produced mixed results regarding the problem of transfer of expertise.
To the extent that this sort of discussion also has repercussions regarding the problem of particular forms, it is also worth conducting any such inquiry with an eye to the metaphysics of forms as such.
Much has been written regarding the problems of terminally ill people residing in nursing homes.
In fact, in view of what was said previously regarding the problems of transcendental arguments, it is perhaps not really surprising that ethicists have had fewer qualms in producing them.
These reservations related to earlier comments regarding the problems of developing a quality assessment tool which can be applied to all studies of diagnostic accuracy.
Washington "does regard the problem of Aceh as one that is not amenable to a solution by use of military force," the State Department spokesman, Richard A. Boucher, said earlier this week.
The liberal conceives of men as imperfect beings and regards the problem of social organisation to be as much a negative problem of preventing 'bad' people from doing harm as of enabling 'good' people to do good.
