The phrase "a premier issue in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to highlight a significant or leading topic within a particular field or context.
Example: "Climate change is a premier issue in environmental policy discussions today."
Alternatives: "a key issue in" or "a leading concern in".
Spruce, the fashion spinoff of Wallpaper, the strenuously trendy design magazine, has taken a similar tack, providing sewing patterns for trousers, a skirt and a cap in its premier issue in September.
Yet, in more than a half dozen state legislative races, getting tough on illegal immigration has become the premier issue in this state, as it has in many others.
Mr. Kerry, meanwhile, seizing on last week's anemic job-growth numbers, opened a two-week offensive devoted to the economy, which his aides see as the premier issue in the election.
It's hard to believe that Vogue launched its premier issue in September 1998, only seven years after the coup.
ALL-IN electrifies both creative synapses in its premier issue, be it the customized "advertisements" by PC Music-affiliate Doss, or the feature on 80s postmodern design collective the Memphis Group.
Koh raised "several hundred thousand" dollars from family, friends and a few angel investors and convinced a small group of advertisers, including Apple Computer and Cartier, to run ads in the premier issue (they are still with East).
This article was published in the premier issue of Howler Magazine.
"People used to just want stuff," writes Greg Sullivan in the premier issue.
As Forbes India Editor Indrajit Gupta puts it in the premier issue: "Long regarded as the 'drama critic of American business,' Forbes tells who's performing well, who's not, and why.
The study of Pan and Shadel published in the premier issue of Aging further extends our understanding of the growing connection between the TOR pathway and mitochondrial function [ 1].
