The phrase "again the issues of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when revisiting or readdressing previously discussed topics or concerns.
Example: "In this meeting, we will discuss again the issues of budget allocation and resource management."
Alternatives: "once more the matters of" or "revisiting the topics of".
"After 10 months in limbo while the inquiry took its course, I now look forward to tackling again the issues of social justice, human rights and equality as I have done for all 40 years of my political life, both outside and inside government, from anti-apartheid protester to cabinet minister".
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.
Of course, the evidence of prolonged impairment raises — again — the issue of hospitalization itself.
AGAIN and again, the issue of illegal immigration erupts in one state and then spreads into others.
Now and again the issue of vegetarianism is raised with us, predominantly out of concern for our health.
Once again, the issue of rap lyrics was before JUSTICE CHARLES SOLOMON in State Supreme Court in Manhattan yesterday.
Again, the issue of who's going to provide the round-the-clock care that a dying person may need comes to the forefront.
They may conceivably have to address once again the issue of humanitarian intervention, and there will probably be a wide difference of opinions among them.
Having already "let go" of our Portuguese ironing lady, during dinner last Sunday I raised again the issue of Dave, our gardener.
Again, the issue of privacy, or maybe delicacy, comes up: your minister doesn't see you renting "Debbie Does Dallas" for the third time if you get it beamed into your home.
But the question remains whether the arms shipments approved by Mr. Obama and provided by partners will put sufficient pressure on the Assad government to bring a political transition or merely encourage a bloody stalemate, which could raise again the issue of whether military intervention should be considered.
