The phrase "all issues relevant to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics or matters that are connected or applicable to a specific subject or situation.
Example: "The report will cover all issues relevant to the upcoming policy changes."
Alternatives: "all matters pertaining to" or "all topics related to".
Still, critics had argued that it was unrealistic for someone as powerful as the treasury secretary, whose remarks could potentially affect everything from tax policy to market direction, to think he could avoid all issues relevant to Alcoa, a $23 billion-a-year billion-a-year billion-a-yearountries.
We use the concept of benefit as a wide umbrella term to cover all issues relevant to the augmentation of benefits and their distribution, or, in other words, to the value of efficiency and distributive justice.
Ethical analysis requires a structured approach to identifying all issues relevant to judgments about the research in question, particularly related to the expected and unexpected consequences and to the relative balance of burdens and benefits from participation in a research study [ 78- 80].
But in its statement Thursday, the authority said that "uncertainties in the risk assessment arise due to the limited number of studies available, the small sample sizes investigated and, in general, the absence of a uniform approach that would allow all the issues relevant to this opinion to be more satisfactorily addressed".
But he added: "On all other issues relevant to Iran's nuclear programme, however, there is stalemate.
It addresses all engineering issues relevant to the real calorimeter at ILC.
"We look forward fully adjudicating all of the issues relevant to this case".
We are cognizant of the fact that our review does address all potential psychosocial issues relevant to cancer survivors.
And all complainants who raise issues relevant to Ipso's remit should be informed about the editors' code and be provided with Ipso's contact details.
We also consider the importance of a number of issues relevant to all saliency models including scale-space, the impact of border effects, and spatial or central bias.
