The phrase "a greater issue for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a problem or concern that is more significant or impactful for a particular group or situation.
Example: "Climate change is a greater issue for coastal communities that face rising sea levels."
Alternatives: "a more significant concern for" or "a larger problem for".
The power of live streaming is that it also has great potential for increasing organizational transparency, something that is becoming of much greater interest to savvy donors, and that has become a greater issue for "fortress nonprofits" that struggle with being more agile, responsive and social.
Second, in general, longer term follow-ups are preferable; however, selective attrition could be a greater issue for longer term follow-ups, biasing the sample.
This was a greater issue for those studies recruiting younger children (JHU longitudinal cohort study, Cincinnati) than in those focused on older children [JHU Intervention trial, University of Southern California (USC), Michigan, Iowa].
Quality is always an greater issue for scanning photos than documents.
The environment is not a great issue for to people whose jobs depend on keeping the old plant alive even though it's environmentally bad.
"The Democrats think this is a great issue for them, and I'll be living with this all summer". Still, he spoke of the week as a whole as a "great personal victory". He said it was Hastert who had come up with the idea of dividing the legislation in two, one part focusing on culture and the other on guns.
"And he said that since Sen. Webb has left, this would be a great issue for me to try to champion, along with my colleagues," he added.
If the Republicans refuse to agree to sensible investor protections -- flying in the face of American tradition and established best practice (and lessons learned the hard way in the Great Depression) -- that is a great issue for the general election in November.
On the Cuban side, there is a great issue of face, for the gradual opening and success of the country is a matter of pride for the Cuban Revolution, and it simply will not allow the U.S. diplomatic initiative to take all the credit for genuine changes in Cuba.
