The phrase "again the issue of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when revisiting a previously discussed topic or concern in a conversation or text.
Example: "In our last meeting, we addressed several topics, and again the issue of budget constraints has come up."
Alternatives: "once more the topic of" or "revisiting the matter of".
Of course, the evidence of prolonged impairment raises — again — the issue of hospitalization itself.
This raises again the issue of intent-to-treat analyses versus comparisons of treatments actually received.
AGAIN and again, the issue of illegal immigration erupts in one state and then spreads into others.
Once again, the issue of rap lyrics was before JUSTICE CHARLES SOLOMON in State Supreme Court in Manhattan yesterday.
Now and again the issue of vegetarianism is raised with us, predominantly out of concern for our health.
Again, the issue of who's going to provide the round-the-clock care that a dying person may need comes to the forefront.
Again, the issues of Azan have higher intensities than the older issues of Inspire, but the three most recent issues of Inspire show the highest levels overall.
That is critical not only because unsold products lead to profit-eroding clearance sales but also because, again, the issues of sustainability and minimizing fashion waste are more important for consumers considering a purchase, according to the study.
Then, this same drama over the scope of the ATP Tour decision will play out again, and the issue of federal preemption will again return to stage center.
Carney's ribbing came after Henry once again raised the issue of transparency — and, once again, chose a fairly minor event to make his point.
The question was revisited last week when a panel of Einstein authorities convened to announce the formation of the Einstein Fund of Princeton and to address -- once again -- the issue of just how the Nobel Prize winner, who spent the last 22 years of his life here, might have wanted to be remembered.
