The phrase "a target for issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that is likely to face problems or challenges.
Example: "The new policy has become a target for issues related to employee dissatisfaction and operational inefficiencies."
Alternatives: "a focal point for problems" or "a point of concern".
For years, India has been a target for terrorists over issues like the ownership of Kashmir.
As Mr. Gingrich heads into a Republican debate Saturday night in Iowa, where he is leading in polls and likely to be a target for rivals, the issue has the potential to be a distraction to his surging campaign.
We attribute this effect to the sequence dependent stem-loop formation in certain primers that are a target for DNase I. Another critical issue is heat-inactivation of the DNase I necessary to guarantee efficient inactivation of the DNase I prior to PCR [42], [43], [81].
In computing and programming, complexity became early an issue and a target for software engineering, but in fact the pattern concept was born in architecture and city planning environment.
The same group of activist investors also tended to support resolutions on environmental and social issues, such as a target for ExxonMobil to reduce greenhouse gas emissions or an obligation on National Express to improve oversight of bus drivers' conditions.
Additionally, the infrastructure could be a target for denial of service attacks, causing availability issues for virtual networks instantiated on top of it [6,7].
On this basis, we predict that established molecular controllers of mitochondrial biogenesis and oxidative capacity such as eNOS, SIN3 co-repressor, TFAM and PPARgamma may yield useful DNA markers and therapeutic targets for issues relating to frugal energetics, namely predisposition to obesity and starvation resilience.
In New Labour's NHS, these hierarchical policies included most notably the continuing use of national targets for issues such as reducing hospital acquired infections and reducing inpatient waiting times [ 61].
Related: Labour vows to reduce reliance on food banks if it comes to power Although the committee heard detailed evidence from witnesses who claimed jobcentres operate informal "targets" for issuing sanctions on jobseekers, the report makes no specific recommendations on the issue.
The rate-lock however, does not guarantee a target spread for the issue, so the issuer is exposed to the risks that the credit spread will widen.
