The phrase "alter issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to problems or topics that need to be addressed.
Example: "The team decided to alter issues related to project management to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "modify concerns" or "adjust problems".
A magazine in Damascus recently withdrew a story about the opposition and reprinted an altered issue after officials objected.
Our student body and alumni provide legal representation to underserved communities grappling with life-altering issues, like eviction, foreclosure, the withdrawal of government benefits, deportation, racial profiling and human rights abuses.
"Policies have been put in place that have eradicated or dramatically altered the issues".
aDue to our focus on the 'post-ELSI' term we generally stick with the American ELSI acronym, which originally meant 'Ethical, Legal and Social Implications' and later altered to 'Issues'.
In the US, social activism surrounding race relations and disease dramatically altered the issues of race and health because affected minority groups came together themselves to challenge many mainstream assumptions (Wailoo 2006).
A two million-strong group of British citizens living in the EU are being disregarded by Cameron's government on this life-altering issue.
In the Supreme Court, the Justice Department suggested that the court consider the issue and perhaps appoint a lawyer to present arguments in favor of it, as the court occasionally does when the parties agree on a significant issue that could alter the outcome of the eventual decision.
It nonetheless suggested that the court consider the issue and perhaps appoint a lawyer to present arguments in favor of it, as the court occasionally does when the parties agree on a significant issue that could alter the outcome of the eventual decision.
They did not seem to recognize that their skills or abilities as healthcare professionals had an impact on the dynamics of patient adherence; instead, they clearly felt as if they were disempowered to alter these critical issues substantively and are thus subject to a patients' whims.
Importantly, alternative ways of phrasing an issue, even if modest, can significantly alter how an issue is understood.
