"the problem happens" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is occurring or taking place as a problem. You can use it in situations where you want to describe an ongoing issue or difficulty. Example: The problem happens every time we turn on the computer.
"I think somewhere along the line I guess I just learned that how you got to whatever the problem happens to be isn't anywhere near as important as what you do about it," General Pace said.
According to our daily uses, this conclusion seems extremely absurd, and what exactly the problem happens?
That's because the basic question underlying the problem happens to be "NP Complete," a category of extra-hard computing problems that is of great interest to theorists.
It is shown that having a validated model available is not enough, since some physical parameters are not known accurately and the problem happens to be ill conditioned, that is, varying all those parameters within physically reasonable ranges leads to quite different results, so that accurate quantitative predictions are difficult to make.
The problem happens when people who don't identify as Hindus strip the festival of its spiritual context and history.
Risa Bramon Garcia, a director, casting director, and teacher, says, "The problem happens when writers and producers don't see women as being sexual after 40 -- by sexual I mean complex human beings who are attractive and appealing, vital and powerful, in their 40s and 50s and beyond".
On radio 4 this morning the CEO of the trust was asked why the problem happened gave 3 reasons.
"Where the problem happened, I'm accountable, but I don't operate quite at that level," Mr. Armstrong said.
Still, he took issue with the misinformation given to Bangladeshi in Queens, saying that the centers where the problem happened were staffed by people who receive two days of training at best.
But they lacked context about what was happening on the phone when the problem happened.
This can lead to the problem happening again.
