The phrase "an issue might be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential problems or concerns in a situation or context.
Example: "In our analysis, an issue might be the lack of sufficient data to draw accurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "a problem could be" or "a concern may be".
Not all problems are wicked; confusion, discord, and lack of progress are telltale signs that an issue might be wicked.
But we are in no position to judge what the jury's response to such an issue might be".
And because they also understand that really telling the truth (or revealing too many uncomfortable specifics) about an issue might be political suicide.
He's somebody who, no matter how compelling and short-term an issue might be, is always forcing the conversation up to being strategic.
While getting everyone in a room to discuss an issue might be the only way to make a decision, some companies have laid down the law to reduce meetings that waste people's time.
Framing employs 'storylines that set a specific train of thought in motion, communicating why an issue might be a problem, who or what might be responsible for it, and what should be done' (Nisbet 2009).
The group is believed to be in pole position to snap up Volvo's aircraft business, which prompted speculation over whether a rights issue might be needed if a deal does happen.
In Nairobi, in contrast, where women have a choice of caregivers (private, public), a key issue might be the improvement of the quality of private facilities for ANC and deliveries.
An effective solution for such a huge issue might be found, in the future, in systematic measurements with multi-parametric networks operating over large regions and over the long term.
In fact, some have claimed that "nature is a feminist issue" might be the informal slogan of feminist environmental philosophy (Warren 2000).
However, this is a non-significant tendency which would normally not deserve mentioning, but in the case of gender a sensitive issue might be touched.
