"surplus problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a situation in which there is an excess of something or too much of something (usually referring to a resource such as money, food, land, etc.) which causes an issue or problem. For example, "The town's surplus problem has caused a lot of stress for the residents as they try to figure out what to do with the extra resources."
"No one expected the surplus problem and the Social Security problem to appear this quickly," said Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, the House Democratic leader.
Therefore, conversion of glycerol into value-added products can not only solve the glycerol surplus problem but also increase the profits of biodiesel manufacturing.
Accompanying the surplus problem is the legislative restriction limiting the number of specialists allowed to practice in geographical areas.
On the other hand, the decreasing population of Japan guarantees that we will eventually face a doctor surplus problem in the long term, even if the medical student quota is not increased.
Given that the number of births in Japan per year and the total population of Japan are both decreasing [ 12], this rapid increase in the number of medical students may result in a serious doctor surplus problem, especially after most of the baby boomers die.
Your consumer surplus problem may already have the supply and demand curves plotted, or you may have to plot them.
The BRD has attracted the interest of another big Dutch bank, ABN Amro, which already owns a Hungarian bank and has ambitions to set up a retail-banking network across Europe.In this section Confusionism Bracing for a buying binge All cashed up The next Russian bail-out Weak hand Switzerland off the hook Surplus problems The perils of privatisation Bruised, battered and broke Safe haven?
Industrialization and urbanization create employment opportunities motivating labor to move out of the agricultural sector which is characterized by labor surplus problems.
Great for that allotment glut or veg box surplus (a problem if you're not a fan of celeriac).
And Germany's trade surplus is a problem for Europe, though really more of a nuisance for the United States.
If that's the case, why did I start off by saying that Germany's trade surplus is a problem?
