The phrase "a further issue raised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional topics or concerns that have been brought up in a conversation or text.
Example: "In addition to the main topic, a further issue raised was the impact of the new policy on employee morale."
Alternatives: "an additional concern raised" or "another point brought up".
A further issue raised by the data explosion was whether the focus on digital technology would erode the creativity of advertising.
A further issue raised by Pappus's text concerns the problem of reversibility.
A further issue raised is how realistic simulation exercises are and whether they effectively inform preparedness planning.
A further issue raised related to whether and how the experience of indigenous populations should be incorporated into research focused on migrant/minority women.
Hence, we have removed this piece of data and will explore the issues raised by the reviewers further.
In Blau and Kahn (forthcoming) we use a rich new data set, the New Immigrant Survey (NIS), to explore two further issues raised in interpreting findings like those discussed above as indicating a role of culture.
Nine key-informant interviews were held with members of District Health Management Teams DHMTT) – four with the Human Resource Department of the MOH and two with the Health Service Commission – to explore further issues raised by health workers and to obtain accounts of current human resource policy and practice.
A further issue was raised across all ethnic groups about the increasing number of elderly singleton households.
But a further issue that might be raised here is whether Estlund has genuinely identified the fallback point of invalidated consent and non-consent.
So in addition to the ethical concerns raised by this study it has also raised a further issue about the acceptability of the outcomes of this research.
This raises a further issue.
