It's problematic that the use of such method is constructive.
Explanation: This is just a way of of using the words. Kirill's answer is fine. con·struc·tive (kən-strŭk'tĭv) pronunciation adj. 1. Serving to improve or advance; helpful: problematic adjective 1. In doubt or dispute: arguable, contested, debatable, disputable, doubtful, exceptionable, moot, mootable, problematical, questionable, uncertain. See certain/uncertain. 2. Not affording certainty: ambiguous, borderline, chancy, clouded, doubtful, dubious, dubitable, equivocal, inconclusive, indecisive, indeterminate, problematical, questionable, uncertain, unclear, unsure.
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Michael Beeson ... Problematic principles in constructive mathematics, in: van Dalen, D., Lascar, D., Smiley, J. (eds.), Logic Colloquium \'80, pp. 11-55, North-Holland, ... www.mathcs.sjsu.edu/faculty/beeson/Papers/logpubs.html Google has almost a half-million combinations of problematic and constructive. Besides I was just having fun. Though my rendition is certainly comprehensible, it\'s too high class for me. I like KISS.
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