The phrase "a matter that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or issue that includes or requires consideration of certain elements or factors.
Example: "This is a matter that involves multiple stakeholders and requires careful negotiation."
Alternatives: "an issue that encompasses" or "a topic that includes".
Trump's firing of the man who was investigating a matter that involved his campaign is what made the appointment of a special counsel inevitable.
"To be clear, we take very seriously any matter that involves the welfare of a child," the team stated in a press release announcing the decision.
Why do you think there is controversy over the agreement?President Ma: In Taiwan, any matter that involves cross-strait relations will cause some degree of contention.
Lawyers always say, 'Keep your mouth shut.' But on the other hand, this is a public matter that involves life and property and millions of dollars".
A summary of Health and Human Services Department ethics rules says employees who have begun seeking private work must immediately recuse themselves from "any official matter" that involves the prospective employer.
A summary of ethics rules issued by the Department of Health and Human Services says employees who have begun seeking jobs in the private sector must immediately recuse themselves from "any official matter" that involves the prospective employer.
Mr. Issa repeated his claims on Tuesday, saying that his committee "will continue its investigation to ensure that blame isn't offloaded on just a few individuals for a matter that involved much higher levels of the Justice Department".
In his position as the chief economic advisor to the President, he advised on a broad range of matters that involve both the macroeconomy and microeconomic issues.
Ira Glasser, its director, said this year, "The A.C.L.U.'s position is basically that criminal prohibition is inappropriate in matters that involve a person's own behavior".
