"suffering a problem" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone is struggling with a difficult or challenging issue. For example: "John is suffering a problem with his finances and is worried about how he will pay his rent this month."
You may have experienced a similar, benign takeover of your work computer after suffering a problem.
Lescott, who has missed City's last five games after suffering a problem in the Europa League defeat by Sporting Lisbon last month, has also recovered.
"You can trace the lineage of black music all the way to hip-hop in 'Souls.' And certainly there is the religious imagination, the question of how people deal with the problem of human suffering, a problem as old as Job".
Vettel also had trouble later in the session, suffering a brake problem on his exit from the pits and having his front wing damaged as Force India's Sergio Perez cut across him into Turn One.
But he hopes to play against Azerbaijan in their final qualifier despite suffering a muscle problem on the plastic pitch in Moscow.
Selby, from Leicester, came to Sheffield with little practice behind him after suffering a neck problem which caused him to pull out of the China Open last month.
Benzema has missed Real's last six matches since suffering a knee problem in mid-April while Bale started his first game in the 2-1 Champions League defeat by Juventus on Tuesday after a spell on the sidelines.
However, they are suffering a common problem that it needs a next separation process from the wastewater, which will increase the operation cost.
He had missed the opening game of the League Two campaign against Oxford after suffering a hamstring problem during a pre-season friendly.
Both were substituted during Saturday's 1-1 drawithTottenhamham, with Arteta, 32, suffering a calf problem and Ramsey, 23, a hamstring injury.
Beckham, who played the full game despite suffering a hamstring problem in training last week, joined the Galaxy from Real Madrid in 2007.
