The phrase "a quick issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a problem or concern that is expected to be resolved or addressed in a short amount of time.
Example: "We encountered a quick issue with the software update, but our team is already working on a fix."
Alternatives: "a minor problem" or "a brief concern".
"WPP is unlikely to raise new shares, although a small (5% of market cap) and quick issue could actually be positive.
WORST PERFORMANCE ON THIN ICE With the Olympic world and others mourning the death of Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili, the International Luge Federation chose to conduct a quick investigation and issue a late-night communiqué on the day of Kumaritashvili's death that attributed the training accident entirely to pilot error and maintained the competition the next morning.
It remains an efficient reference book, stronger on politics than Mr Haythornthwaite's, restricted to Europe, and useful as a quick guide to issues and personalities.
But a quick agreement on issues such as repealing the estate tax and Barack Obama's healthcare law might well be in the cards.
Their analysis of top security concerns is also based on publications from CSA, ENISA and others, but after a quick evaluation of issues their focus switch to their security auditing solution, without offering a deeper quantitative compilation of security risks and areas of concern.
To streamline access to evidence and limit data overload, an interactive web prototype (Tikiwiki v3.0) was developed to provide highly synthesized data for each criterion ('Lite' version, for a quick grasp of issues), hyperlinked to a version with more details ('Full' version) with further hyperlinks to the full text sources from which data was extracted.
John Cole could be a wonderfully awkward colleague, a man quick to take issue with sloppy facts and with what he might regard as sloppy opinions too.
The panel, which consists of nine members, will meet in Albany and is likely to issue a quick decision.
But breakevens do give a quick read on the issue, and can be helpful in thinking about where we are.
