"remove problem" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used as an imperative, suggesting an action to resolve a problem. For example: "Let's remove the problem by finding a better solution."
We're already training officers on new use-of-force policies and are developing new disciplinary regulations to remove problem officers.
The securities agency has been investigating the accounting of PNC for possible transactions intended to remove problem loans from its books.
Supporters of the hunt, including the National Rifle Association and some ranching groups, argued that it was necessary to control the grizzly population and might remove "problem" bears.
But claims the practice has allegedly been employed to remove problem prisoners before inspections is a new and serious development that threatens to plunge the Prison Service into crisis, especially if it triggers further suggestions that the practice is widespread.
It also suggested that the institutional mechanisms in place to remove problem officers were not working… Discusses research by Dennis Culhane and others that indicates that homelessness follows the same pattern-i.e. that a small number of chronic homeless people cause the largest drain on social services.
Governments in Europe have been leaning on social media giants to accelerate development of tech tools that can automatically flag and even remove problem content (such as hate speech) before it has a chance to spread — though that approach is hardly uncontroversial, and critics argue it whiffs of censorship.
A number of research works has been carried out to examine and remove problems faced by the current robotic world.
He listed the benefits of each airport option as: Thames Estuary: Artificial island would remove problems of noise pollution.
However, other methods that attempt to remove problems of confounding and bias can also have limitations.
Companies responding to the survey are taking action including reducing plastic by making bottles thinner or using bioplastics which are not made from oil, and removing "problem plastics" to make them more recyclable.
Proponents of the hunt, including guides and outfitters, say there are too many grizzlies in the region and contend that hunting will make recreation safer for humans by removing "problem" bears and making grizzlies more afraid of people.
