The phrase "ad hoc issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to problems or challenges that arise spontaneously or are addressed as they come up, rather than being planned in advance.
Example: "The team had to address several ad hoc issues during the project that were not part of the original scope."
Alternatives: "immediate concerns" or "spontaneous problems".
Without a parliamentary majority, ministers must strike ad hoc issue-by-issue deals to push through legislation.
If so, further investigation of the potential issue can be undertaken Existing industrial information systems, such as Manufacturing Execution Systems MESS) or Building Management Systems BMSS), which are used in day-to-day operations, can be used to generate reports Largely manual process, with static and ad hoc issue identification.
Mr. Ieng Sary, one of the key surviving leaders, is likely to be protected by an ad hoc amnesty issued by the government, analysts said.
The Wilderness Society and other members of the ad hoc National Off-Road Vehissuedoalition istatementtatement last month calling off-road vehicles one of the fastest growing threats to public land.
Examples of such organizations include: "regional institutions; multilateral alliances and security groups; standing consultative mechanisms; self-selecting clubs; ad hoc coalitions; issue-specific arrangements; transnational professional networks; technical standard-setting bodies; and global action networks" (Patrick 2014, p. 59).
The results of these audits were recorded in the relevant Logbooks and ad hoc reports issued by the auditors to the Project Management Team.
A single-party minority government which sustains a Commons majority through a series of ad hoc agreements or issue-by-issue votes.
It entirely avoids transport and reprocessing and the full set of ad hoc waste disposal issues, and completely precludes all those involving proliferation/diversion of fissile isotopes into weapons' programs.
Thereafter, the committee was convened annually and on an ad hoc basis as issues arose.
