The phrase "a process issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a problem or challenge related to a specific process within an organization or system.
Example: "The delay in project completion is primarily due to a process issue that needs to be addressed."
Alternatives: "a procedural problem" or "an operational challenge".
First, it's a "process" issue.
"If it turns out this is just a process issue, then I don't anticipate the exposures to be significant," she said on "Newsmakers".
They believe it also pressures Congress by showing lawmakers in Washington that their constituents actually care about campaign finance, often overlooked as a process issue.
The new president's policy agenda will be dominated by the financial crisis and many other urgent matters, and a process issue involving the federal bureaucracy may not seem all that urgent.
I was curious why Kerry had not pressed President Bush about the excessive secrecy he and Vice President Cheney had imposed on their administration... Kerry's adviser told me the campaign had not addressed this concern because "secrecy is a process issue".
Being systemic is a process issue: the Sustainability Framework considered a local system and, before focusing on measures of capacity and performance, sought to understand the relationships, both existing and those to be negotiated, between the members of the system.
The SCI Gateway system developer we interviewed was aware of this issue and again emphasised that this was essentially a clinical process issue in secondary care and not a technical issue.
Now, if the answer to that question was no, perhaps if there were a due process issue in this case, I mean, if someone had a protectable interest that was injured, that would be relevant.
"There continues to be a due process issue here," he said.
Organisations were understandably keen on minimising appeals, and in most cases appeals were only available to the candidate if an examination process issue was identified.
This process will be closely monitored for process fidelity and early trouble-shooting, so that we can be confident in the event of null findings that this reflects the intervention as planned rather than an avoidable process issue.
