The phrase "all significant issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every important matter or topic that needs to be addressed or considered in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address all significant issues related to the project timeline and budget."
Alternatives: "all important matters" or "all key concerns".
Though Mr Rouhani opposes such restrictions, it is Iran's supreme leader, the deeply conservative Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has the final say on all significant issues.
However, as I thought about what specifically I would write about, I quickly realized that all significant issues pertaining to the recruitment, retention, and subsequent career paths followed by people of color have already been written about, discussed, and analyzed over the years ad nauseam, in various forums, by many different organizations.
(Aboriginal man, former inmate) Regardless of being released to freedom or on parole, the majority of former inmates indicated that housing, transport, employment and social inclusion were all significant issues on release.
Is that all right?'" A significant issue was that 49% of Wills's label was owned by Sony, which wanted an Oasis-like commercial rock band but got a musically shapeshifting bunch of cosmic scousers.
Length of treatment, appropriate dose, long-term efficacy, and compliance are all clinically significant issues with little guiding data available.
Many years later I came across this box of magazines, a lot of them from the mid '60s, that mentioned the death of Martin Luther King Jr. and all these significant issues from the civil rights era.
"It's a significant issue all over the rest of the state".
Last but not least, extending the application of the micro-nanorobot from laboratory to practical applications should be taken as a significant issue all of the time.
Provider turnover is a significant issue facing all of health care as it compromises continuity of care and quality.
With a success rate of 40% – according to the DWP's own figures – and up to 70% in Scotland for those who appeal against Atos's original decision, costing something in the region of £50m pounds, this is a significant issue for all taxpayers, not just claimants.
Family violence is a significant issue for all Australians, but the problem is worse for Indigenous women: police field six times more reports of domestic violence against women of colour than against non-Indigenous women.
