The part of the sentence 'suffering from this problem' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe someone who is dealing with or experiencing a particular issue. For example: Many people are currently suffering from this problem of not being able to find steady employment.
Over time, Twitter is suffering from this problem.
There have been limited studies focusing on the mental health of those suffering from this problem.
Hypertension is the leading cause of cardiovascular diseases, and an estimated 972 million people in the world are suffering from this problem.
Because so many Israeli companies are suffering from this problem, it provides early-stage marketing technology startups with a strong base of potential customers who are able to begin using their solutions as early as their beta phase.
Thus, in order to achieve classification of the target local patch without suffering from this problem, the proposed method utilizes the following novel criterion as a substitute for Equation 12: C ̃ k = ∥ l - l k ∥ 2, (42).
Whatever the jury ends up saying about disease classification and underlying brain biology, one thing seems clear to me: for people suffering from this problem - and for their loved ones - the pain and the need for help are quite real.
Secondly, recurrent miscarriage is often associated with IUAs; the prevalence of IUAs in women suffering from this health problem ranges from 5 to 39 % according to a narrative review of observational studies [6].
But you're also suffering from the problem".
In his hospital days he had treated many patients suffering from the problem.
In Google's case they are contributing to and suffering from the problem simultaneously through the success of Android.
In particular, they realize some inheritance of probabilistic knowledge along subclass relationships, without suffering from the problem of inheritance blocking and from the drowning problem.
