The phrase "a frequent issue and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a problem or concern that occurs often, typically leading into further explanation or context.
Example: "In our meetings, we often encounter a frequent issue and need to address it promptly to ensure productivity."
Alternatives: "a common problem and" or "a recurring issue and".
Oversharing is a frequent issue on social media -- and it can have a negative impact on your relationships, so think twice before you post.
This was contentious and a frequent issue of complaint, as there was a growing belief that land should be held by hereditary right, not through the favour of the king.
A frequent issue regarding the analysis of cost and inactivity effects of mental disorders is its multicausality nature, as individuals with mental disorders are more susceptible to other diseases such as hypertension and diabetes [ 11].
The use of social security benefits and RTW is a frequent issue in public health research, irrespective of nationality [ 31, 37].
A frequent issue in vaccinology is to elicit balanced T cell responses against both immunodominant and cryptic T cell epitopes, from one or several antigens presented at the same time to the immune system.
Enumerations have often been used to show the scale of rehousing that would be required if slums were demolished – as underprovision of sites for relocating slum dwellers is a frequent issue.
Evidence-based dentistry has become a frequent issue in recent dental literature [26].
Despite protocol-based optimization, arterial hypotension during intermittent hemodialysis remains a frequent issue ranging from 10 to 60%% in critically ill patients.
Introduction While colonization with multidrug-resistant bacteria is a frequent issue in the ICU, its impact on patients' outcome remains unclear.
The questionnaire also revealed that reconstruction of occlusion because of wear or attrition of denture teeth (24.1%) is a frequent issue leading to laboratory orders.
