The phrase "an issue of saving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to conservation, financial matters, or resource management where saving is a concern.
Example: "The debate surrounding climate change is fundamentally an issue of saving our planet for future generations."
Alternatives: "a matter of saving" or "a question of saving".
This is an issue of saving lives".
The move isn't just an issue of saving money, though that is a nice ancillary effect.
This is an issue of saving lives". The grants announced Tuesday include $11.5 million from the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention for deterrence efforts in California and 13 other states, such as upgrading prescription monitoring programs that guard against shopping around for doctors.
Our results also imply that origin of overlapping genes is not an issue of saving space and contracting genomes size.
When it does, as it must, dozens of mini-Kidderminsters may ensue, (where an independent MP is elected standing on the single issue of saving their local hospital services).
Musician Tex Perkins is due to run for the seat of Albert Park on the single issue of saving the Palais.
Curiously, the subject of video game cheats, for me and other gamers discussing them online, seems frequently to revolve around the issue of saving games.
The issue of saving babies has soared up the agenda in the south-east African country under its new president, longtime women's advocate Joyce Banda.
"The issue of saving the 188 Main Street building did not come up until after the referendum was approved by the voters, and therefore it is a nonissue," Ms. Browning said last week.
One of the inescapable predicaments about the issue of saving tenement buildings on the Lower East Side is that while preservationists realize their historical architectural importance, developers only realize their worth as "charming" commodities to transform, demolish or sell.
Evans' predecessor, Julie Morgan, had previously taken the issue of saving the reservoir site to parliament, and had garnered support from politicians such as Peter Hain (the Welsh Secretary) and Ed Miliband (later leader of the Labour Party), who visited the site during the May 2010 general election campaign, commenting on the site's tranquillity.
