The phrase "a discipline issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a problem or concern related to behavior or adherence to rules within a specific context, such as a school or workplace.
Example: "The student was referred to the principal for a discipline issue after repeatedly disrupting the class."
Alternatives: "a behavioral problem" or "a conduct issue".
Even if children were shy or had a discipline issue, Sparks welcomed and loved them.
Bumgarner said the visitors agreed with him that the strike was a "discipline issue": "If you don't eat, it's the same as an attempted suicide.
Arrests were so numerous that Anderson could not determine if they were due to the team having a discipline issue or some other factor.
"We have had a bit of a discipline issue and also struggled with execution in recent weeks but our defence has been good.
There is no legitimate argument that the military must be able to treat rapists and murders as a discipline issue rather than a criminal issue.
"If it was done deliberately, or while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, it might be a discipline issue, but our main goal in investigating these is really to understand the situation and prevent them from happening," the official said.
Learn what to do in case of a conflict or discipline issue that escalates to violence by reading "How to Take Action to Prevent School Violence".
The commission addressed the discipline issue during a site visit in May to Hanover, Md. DeVos and other representatives from the safety commission traveled to a school that uses a framework called Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports, which includes targeted interventions to reduce disciplinary actions.
"You have to differentiate the security issue and the discipline issue," he said.
"I think on the discipline issue Billy misses the issue completely," Stern said.
DR. GOODEN: The confusing and inequitable "dual discipline" issue must be addressed.
