The phrase "a recurrent issue for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a problem or concern that repeatedly affects a particular person, group, or situation.
Example: "The lack of funding has become a recurrent issue for many non-profit organizations trying to achieve their goals."
Alternatives: "a persistent problem for" or "a frequent concern for".
Russia's problems with fan violence and hooliganism have been a recurrent issue for many years, but the issue has received greater scrutiny because the country is set to host the next World Cup.
Loneliness seems to be a recurrent issue for asexual people, and was even more so before the internet became a common way to reach out to other people under the cloak of anonymity.
Conflict over technologies and how to deal with it has been a recurrent issue for a long time [7].
At first, our study tried to answer a recurrent issue for medical oncologists, that is "which serum marker should I ask for?" To be considered as informative and usable for further determination under therapy, a serum marker should be elevated at baseline, before the start of therapy.
Patients' age is a recurrent issue related to undertreatment for cardiovascular diseases.[ 17] Despite the fact that more evidence is emerging that elderly patients may benefit from statin treatment, many physicians express reservations to prescribing these drugs to patients over 80 years of age.
(No. 1) A recurrent issue mentioned by participants was the prevailing preference for male fetuses in Vietnam, and the significance of ultrasound for the possibility of selective abortion was raised in some interviews.
A recurrent issue throughout the meeting was the gap between data generation and data interpretation, especially for rare variants.
"The use of unreasonable force to quickly resolve non-violent encounters is a recurrent issue at CPD," the report concluded.
Mobile phone distracted driving is a recurrent issue in road safety worldwide.
Transport was a recurrent issue.
The risks of discrimination and stigmatization are a recurrent issue.
