The phrase "about further issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional topics or concerns that need to be addressed or considered.
Example: "We will have a meeting next week to talk about further issues related to the project."
Alternatives: "regarding additional matters" or "concerning subsequent topics".
The acceptance of this premise and hence of the liberty of the state to assume the rights to decide about further usage (pending no objections) raises further issues about the right of ownership and hence who should benefit from body organs, and how presumed consent will extend to competent minors and mentally incompetent adults.
There are further issues about accessibility and equity (not all students bring the same cultural capital to bear on their decision-making).
Further issues arise about whether there are cases in which re-consent should be required or whether there are forms of research for which new samples should be collected altogether.
Students used the knowledge to raise further issues, such as about modernity and cosmopolitanism.
Descartes's response is not only evasive but opens up further issues, in particular about whether the mind-body union is a third substance, insofar as he appeals to the Scholastic notion of heaviness to address Elisabeth's concerns (Garber 1983), and intimates there is a contradiction in thinking of mind and body as both two distinct substances and as united (Mattern 1978).
However outlying results are prone to be influential and their presence immediately raises further issues and concerns about any formal statistical inference that might be attempted.
Further issues may be raised about the nature of the individuals among whom equality should obtain.
All hospitals consented to the study and were informed about further practical issues.
Any further issues or concerns you would like to raise about this work?
And there are further issues.
