The word 'unproblematic' is correct and usable in written English.
It means not causing or experiencing difficulties, complications, or objections. Example: The new software update was unproblematic and improved the overall performance of the system.
Koranic verses about the creation of man, for example, can now be read as providing support for evolution.Other parts of the life sciences, often tricky for Christians, have proved unproblematic for Muslims.
The power of judicial review has defined the Supreme Court since Chief Justice John Marshall first asserted it in his brilliant Marbury v. Madison opinion, but its use is never unproblematic.
There are also plenty of sober psychologists and physiologists, spurred on by apparent recent success in brain science, who simply want to figure out which cerebral activities are likely to be associated with conscious awareness.Even this more modest ambition, however, is not unproblematic.
Setting prices is not unproblematic in practice, particularly in Colombia where I am writing from.
Beneath this boisterous optimism, is Iraq's second city as peaceful and unproblematic as, relatively speaking, it is often reputed to be En route to Basra's souks, a foot patrol from the Royal Regiment of Wales drops in at a police station to pick up some Iraqi policemen.
This is unproblematic in some languages: The man eats and The dog eats don't require different verbs in Spanish or English.
Falconry requires a balance between mastery of wildness and acceptance of that wildness: an idea that is not unproblematic, as Ms Macdonald acknowledges.
This way of defining compatibilism is unproblematic.
Extensionality for classes seems unproblematic.
This is intriguing, though not unproblematic.
But the other option appears unproblematic enough.
