The phrase "a specific issue of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular topic or problem within a broader context, often in discussions or analyses.
Example: "In this report, we will address a specific issue of environmental sustainability that affects our community."
Alternatives: "a particular matter of" or "a distinct concern regarding".
And I think it's an interesting one and I know you've put it around a specific issue of female genital mutilation.
4. Individually write a script for a public service announcement encouraging citizens to remain involved in a specific issue of public concern after the election is over.
Conversations with House members after the meeting tended to follow a similar pattern: lavish praise for Mr. Ridge, modest praise for the single-agency idea, and then a question about a specific issue of particular interest to a member.
Still, as we work hard to integrate what we do to other relevant programmes, we acknowledge that youth unemployment cannot, and should not, be addressed by one agency and as a specific issue of one country.
Once users register by setting up an awkward online debit account, they can spend 1 Euro (about 95 cents) to buy the right to view a specific issue of the paper electronically for up to seven days.
And it marked a relatively rare case in which the Wisconsin politician took an active, high-profile position on a specific issue of interest to the scientific community.
This week's comic book masterclass, Strip Panel Naked by Hass Otsmane-Elhaou, digs into a specific issue—"Web of Spider-Man #31" by J.M. DeMatteis and Mike Zeck to analyze how the comic uses disjointed recurring images to build dread.
Instead I will focus on a specific issue, the question of the role of supplemental oxygen in mountaineering above eight thousand metres.
Some common measurements for usability issues are the frequency of unique issues, the percentage of participants who experience a specific issue, and the frequency of issues for different tasks or categories of issue.
Some common ways to measure usability issues are measuring the frequency of unique issues, the percentage of participants who experience a specific issue, and the frequency of issues for different tasks or categories of issue.
"If the investigators consider that they do not have sufficient evidence to say whether a specific issue is part of the cause, it makes sense that they would investigate further before making any recommendations," he said.
