"review the problems" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically means to carefully examine or study a set of issues or difficulties. Example: The teacher asked the students to review the problems they had encountered during the math test before moving on to the next lesson.
The Securities and Exchange Commission said it would review the problems at the exchange after the Big Board analyzed the reasons for the failure.
In addition, Mr. Bremer asked the Council to review the problems of re-integrating the 400,000 members of Mr. Hussein's armed forces through job training and other programs.
In Section 2, we review the problems of filters including filtered errors as they emerged in the 1970s.
To review the problems linked to the misdiagnosis and mismanagement of HC patients we recently interviewed 25 consecutive HC subjects attending the Headache Clinic INI Grottaferrata [36].
In this study, we first briefly review the problems associated with plasma and tissue H2S measurements and the associated errors and we provide some simple methods to evaluate whether the data obtained is physiologically relevant.
Here we review the problems in structural studies of the 26S proteasome, the methods that made possible its structure determination, the architectural principles of the holocomplex, and its conformational space.
Mr. Dittemore said shuttle managers would meet again at 1 p.m. Eastern time on Saturday to review the problem.
Briefed on Morgan's test and other studies, Mr. Grassley sent a letter to the F.D.A. in June asking officials to review the problem.
Then she tells them to review the problem for a few minutes before going to bed, and once in bed, visualize the problem as a concrete image, if possible.
Let us review the problem explored this paper.
Finally, conclusions are drawn in Section 5. We first review the problem of sparse system identification.
