problem introduction

[ˈprɑːbləm ˌɪntrəˈdʌkʃən]
noun phrasepl: problem introductions
introdução do problema
1. The initial presentation or statement of a problem, typically done at the beginning of a document, discussion, or presentation to establish context and relevance
The problem introduction in the research paper clearly outlined the gaps in current knowledge.
A introdução do problema no trabalho de pesquisa delineou claramente as lacunas no conhecimento atual.
2. In technical or academic contexts, the section that identifies a challenge, issue, or difficulty requiring investigation or solution
A strong problem introduction helps readers understand why the research matters.
Uma introdução do problema forte ajuda os leitores a entender por que a pesquisa é importante.
3. The act of bringing a problem to someone's attention for the first time
His problem introduction during the meeting sparked immediate discussion.
Sua introdução do problema durante a reunião provocou discussão imediata.
This term is primarily used in academic, professional, and technical contexts in both Brazilian and American English. In Brazilian Portuguese, 'introdução do problema' is the standard term used in academic papers, dissertations, and business presentations. The concept follows the traditional structure of academic writing where problems are introduced before solutions are proposed.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
problem statementproblem definitionissue presentationchallenge identification
Antonyms / Antônimos
problem resolutionproblem solutionconclusion

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
introdução do problema
Standard academic and professional usage
São Paulo
apresentação do problema
Alternative, slightly more formal in business contexts
Portugal
apresentação do problema
Commonly used in academic writing; sometimes 'colocação do problema'

Related Words

problem solvingissue identificationresearch methodologyacademic writing

Related Idioms & Phrases

lay out the problem
put the problem on the table
bring a problem to light
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