The phrase "about the issue after" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or concern that will be addressed or considered later in a conversation or text.
Example: "We will have a meeting to talk about the issue after we gather all the necessary data."
Alternatives: "regarding the matter later" or "concerning the topic afterwards".
Stanfield said he confronted Northam about the issue after a recent town hall in Yorktown.
Michael Gove, the environment secretary, has said the council could write to him about the issue after questioning by Lucas.
While commentators spoke a lot about the issue after Fedun's injury, there has been little talk of it heading into Tuesday's meeting.
When a Taiwanese reporter attempted to ask Secretary of State Rex Tillerson about the issue after a news briefing, he did not respond.
Alderson was asked about the issue after The Associated Press reported tonight that the sides were close to an agreement on delaying contraction.
The Independent was contacted about the issue after revealing that one of the NHS's biggest equipment suppliers, GE Healthcare, has paid very little UK tax since taking over the giant British company Nycomed Amersham 12 years ago.
A spokesman said the prime minister was serious about resolving the issue, after a review suggested there should be a cap on social care of £35,000.
The results: Participants "significantly knew and cared more about the issues after the workshop than before".
Although Moers and some other of Göttingen?s new junior professors are somewhat sceptical about the systematic implications of the issue, after the first months in their jobs at least some of them appraise their situation positively.
Mr. Ahluwalia is expected to make an official statement about the Commission's stand on the issue after consultations with the rural development minister, Jairam Ramesh, later today.
The professor, Hany Farid, who is also a digital forensics expert, became interested in the issue after reading about proposals by feminist legislators in Europe that digitally altered photos be labeled, as a kind of truth in advertising and a way to combat unrealistic notions of body image.
