"the problem has existed" is a grammatically correct and commonly used sentence in written English.
It can be used in many situations, but it typically refers to a problem that has been ongoing or persistent. Example: "The issue with pollution in our city is not new; the problem has existed for decades, and it will continue to be a concern unless we take action."
The problem has existed for decades, he argued, and untangling it will take time.
The problem has existed in Hartford for years, department officials said, but lately the situation has gotten worse.
Said White House spokesman Gibbs: "We're looking for a new nominee, but the problem has existed for quite some time and the work toward a solution to make health care more affordable won't stop or won't pause while we look for that nominee".
6 10 The problem has existed for decades, 1 7 11 12 but despite heightened recognition in recent years 13141516171817 18 many gaps remain in our basic understanding of its scope, drivers, and potential for harming patients physically, mentally, and financially.
While the problem had existed for many years, Mr. Abe kept quiet after learning about it early this year.
James Lyons, who manages the 850-unit complex, said that the problem had existed for years and that while he has seen some improvement in the last year residents were still unhappy.
19 32 33 Our data suggest that this problem has existed for some considerable time, and we outline the practical solutions suggested by PPI contributors.
We need to acknowledge this problem has existed for a number of years, that it existed, in fact, even at the New York Times during the Clinton administration.
The lawyers acknowledge that in the last year the Pataki administration has announced measures to improve the adult home system, which houses roughly 15,000 mentally ill people, and that many of the problems have existed for years.
The high prevalence may have been caused by the fact that the ESBL problem has existed in our institution for a long time, and lack of awareness may have increased the burden.
"I am frustrated to learn the extent to which the racial profiling problem has existed for nearly two decades," Mr. DiFrancesco said in a statement.
