The phrase "society problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a problem or issue that affects society as a whole. Example: Income inequality is a pressing society problem that needs to be addressed by policymakers.
It's a "society problem".
It's not easy to say what needs to happen in football, because it's a society problem.
That's a society problem not a football one, but maybe the PFA can help to stamp it out.
"This is a society problem, this isn't a Nationwide problem," said Howe. "There is a huge mismatch between what pop stars earn, footballers earn, business people earn, bankers earn and what the man on the street earns".
"Manga are so diverse that there are even titles about the 'ageing society' problem, gay lives and rights, the 'comfort women' and war responsibility, pretty much any issue of social importance," said Matthew Penney, an assistant professor at Concordia University in Montreal, who specialises in popular representations of war in Japan.
This is not a law enforcement problem, this is a society problem.
But she wanted to move on to education and what we now call broken society problems".
Because in our society problems exist at multiple levels it takes a while for something to filter through.
In traditional Afghan society, problems are often resolved through quiet discussions among tribal elders and other community leaders.
De Blasio, in a speech that was almost abject, said, "You will confront all the problems that plague our society — problems that you didn't create".
With the development of society, problems of energy crisis and environment pollution have been of further concern.
