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The phrase "about these issues on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific topics or concerns in a context where you are referring to information or discussions related to those issues.
Example: "We need to have a conversation about these issues on the agenda for our next meeting."
Alternatives: "regarding these issues on" or "concerning these issues on".
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There is sensitivity about these issues on the educators' side as well.
"Jim has been always worrying about these issues on a global level," Ms. Cusumano said.
As a scholar of international security affairs, I wish we were talking about these issues on their merits.
We are talking about these issues on the occasion of the publication of the paperback of MacGregor's book Germany: Memories of a Nation.
Four years later, after a lengthy book tour and talking relentlessly about these issues on campus, she found that the numbers had flipped: 68 percent of women negotiated, versus 65 percent of men.
"The fact that people feel so strongly about these issues on either side I think is a reflection of how intensely they care about the place," Glenn D. Lowry, MoMA's director, said.
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"With a new government you do not expect again to close the deal on any one major initiative but on the other hand you want to begin a broad conversation about all these issues on which we are co-operating on a day-to-day basis," Rhodes said.
That, in the end, is as it should be: its role is surely to allow British people to think about these issues for themselves, not impose on them a particular reading of events.
Everyone who has thought deeply about these issues agrees on one thing: there is no easy, quick path.
(I noticed that the American Association for the Advancement of Science has added a link about these issues to its February Web page on the announcement of the study at the science group's annual meeting, but see no such addendum on the University of Texas site, which was last updated in February).
We're written about these issues in detail on the editorial page and will have more to say on the subject.
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