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The phrase "a noise issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing problems related to excessive or unwanted sound in various contexts, such as residential complaints, workplace environments, or technical discussions.
Example: "The tenants have reported a noise issue coming from the construction site next door, which is disrupting their daily activities."
Alternatives: "a sound problem" or "a noise complaint".
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Sometimes, Mr. Brandman said, people even complain about "the clinking of the silverware in our restaurant as a noise issue".
However, this paper presents the apparition of a noise issue during the production of a mixed-mode device dedicated to automotive applications.
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That sounds absolutely lovely and, according to the architect, will also "mitigate any noise issues".
Delegations discussed problems of marine debris and ocean noise; for the first time, they've agreed to hold a workshop on the noise issue.
To solve the noise issue, a morphology operation was implemented (Fig. 5), whose kernel was set as 3 by 3 rectangular structuring element, and iterations were manually set for each subject.
The federal government has to play a larger role on the noise issue.
If your noise issue involves a barking dog, you should research your town's ordinances to see if special rules apply.[4].
Activists in other countries say they too want the United States to play a more leading role on the noise issue.
Al Gore, once depicted as a face with a staticky modem noise issuing from its mouth, has now transformed into a man who is not so much stiff as creepy.
There followed a gurgling sound as his lungs collapsed and, for about a minute, an animal-like noise issued from the back of his throat.
The police came six times, but there was no noise issue and no problem with parking".
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