The phrase "some problems arise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a situation in which various issues have arisen and become problematic. For example, "Due to a variety of faulty decisions, some problems arise and need to be addressed immediately."
Some problems arise simply because applicants do not read the small print when they apply for accommodation, he says.
Some problems arise by surprise, other problems hide behind walls, and others are hidden by sellers, contractors or prior owners.
Due to the ambiguity in input data, imprecise input information and concept drift, some problems arise in classifying the data stream.
Since three types of interfaces for crack propagation were studied (orientations 0/0, 0/90 and 90/90), some problems arise in determining the SIF because of its oscillatory behavior.
In the end it was shown that although some problems arise from inconsistencies in phase equilibrium predictions, the method does provide a functioning a priori basis for TMS development.
Every age, of course, describes the universe according to its own predominant technological metaphor, and some problems arise here when it seems as if a mathematical description is being taken for a cause (the claim, for instance, that "wealth distribution" in society "is an outcome of simple information theory" looks highly dubious).
Some problems arising from the current harvests are the low parasitaemia and daily human supervision requirements.
This paper presents comparison of several stochastic optimization algorithms developed by authors in their previous works for the solution of some problems arising in civil engineering.
It was motivated by some problems arising from computational biology, for reverse engineering the structure of mechanisms in gene regulatory networks.
Fire officials have said they believe some problems arose because a device, known as a repeater and designed to boost the radio signal in a high-rise building, malfunctioned.
In this article, we review the performance of COSMO-RS for aqueous solvation, discuss some problems arising for this special fluid, i.e., water, and review some recent extension of COSMO-RS to pKa prediction, electrolyte systems, and aqueous interfaces.
