The phrase "an issue after it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a problem or concern that arises following a particular event or situation.
Example: "There was a misunderstanding during the meeting, and now we have an issue after it that needs to be addressed."
Alternatives: "a problem that follows" or "a concern that arises afterward."
However, the overall display quality (brightness, contrast, color levels) of the iPad mini seems better than the Nexus 7. If you haven't used a retina iPad before, the pixel density is unlikely to be an issue — after all, it was just a couple years ago that Apple introduced retina displays.
The BA295 flight, which was due to fly from Heathrow to Chicago, was diverted back due to a "technical issue" after it lost two of its five sets of wheels.
HSBC Holdings is looking to raise $17.7 billion in new capital with a rights issue, after it reported a higher than expected 62% decline in annual profit.
The company noted a separate instance in which it had withdrawn support "over a politically and emotionally charged issue" after it ended its sponsorship of a staging of "Julius Caesar," which depicted the assassination of a Donald Trump-like character.
I believe a person would find it amazing, the difference between how they feel, and how they deal with an issue, after they have stepped away from it, and engaged in coloring for period of time.
"I imagine it will be an issue after today".
He told the Leveson inquiry the scandal spiralled into a "great, national" issue after it emerged that the News of the World intercepted the voicemail messages of the murdered teenager Milly Dowler.
Luckily, that won't be an issue after today.
It was the first official request to resume negotiations by the conservative government of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, which had adopted a tougher line on the nuclear issue after it took office in August.
Steve Stivers, the Republican candidate in an Ohio Congressional race, said he wanted to repeal the amendment, until his Democratic opponent, Representative Mary Jo Kilroy, made an issue of it, after which he seemed to back off.
