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The phrase "about the issues that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific topics or problems that are being addressed or analyzed.
Example: "The report focuses on the issues that affect the local community's health and well-being."
Alternatives: "regarding the matters that" or "concerning the topics that".
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And what about the issues that have not been raised?
Driven to write about the issues that exercise him.
Can you tell us a bit about the issues that have forged your own political consciousness?
Then it was his time to talk, yet again, about "the issues that affect people's lives".
Nonetheless, Unite could have told him months ago about the issues that surprised Ashley.
Develop empathy by learning about the issues that matter to people in other cultures.
Tesco said it was "concerned about the issues that arose out of the audit".
The conversation has to be about the issues that matter most.
"It does get them thinking about the issues that affect them," he says.
LOOK at the places where politicians make speeches, and you can discover something about the issues that worry them.
Tell us about the issues that matter to you — and what you'd like to see: [email protected].
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