The phrase "a issue that needs" is not correct.
It should be "an issue that needs." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing a problem or concern that requires attention or action.
Example: "There is an issue that needs to be addressed before the project can move forward."
Alternatives: "a problem that requires" or "a matter that needs".
First, with respect to whether the appropriate forum is the District Court of Appeal or is this court: The District Court of Appeal has, of course, certified this issue as a matter of great public importance and a issue that needs immediate attention.
Although promoter methylation of a number of tumour suppressors (e.g., RASSF1A, MGMT) have been studied for their prognostic value in colorectal cancer patients recently, the identification of an epigenetic marker with established predictive value for survival of colorectal cancer patients remains a issue that needs to be addressed (Shima et al, 2011b; Chen et al, 2012).
It will give priority to the Roma during its presidency, says Mr Navracsics, as an example of an issue that needs a continent-wide strategy.
The downside is, you'll occasionally deal with an upset renter or an issue that needs fixed during a stay.
In operational intelligence, however, systems post notes on a virtual fridge when an issue that needs further study is discovered or an important event is recognized.
"It is an issue that needs a careful and thoughtful appraisal," Clarke said.
Leaks are a safety concern and an issue that needs to be addressed before CCS technology is viable and accepted by the public.
This isn't an issue that needs a soapbox, or even more poetic praise.
Childhood poverty is an issue that needs and deserves a visible champion in the White House.
A senior State Department official said: "This is an issue that needs to be resolved peacefully.
It's going to happen once or twice in a game but three times suggests there's an issue that needs to be addressed.
