The phrase "an issue that arises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing problems or challenges that come up in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In any project, there is always the possibility of an issue that arises unexpectedly, requiring immediate attention from the team."
Alternatives: "a problem that occurs" or "a challenge that emerges."
It is an issue that arises again and again.
One change Selig seems to think would not make the game better, for now, is adding instant replay, an issue that arises periodically for baseball.
Louise Melling, the associate director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Reproductive Freedom Project, said inmates' ability to obtain abortions is an "issue that arises on a very regular basis".
Going back to Steve Kornacki's Salon piece, we get a sense that gun control is an issue that arises in America's political dialogue periodically, but is often forgotten about.
Possibly some naturalists will deny that any such grasping of connections occurs, but the issue here is something like an issue that arises in discussions of extra-sensory perception.
Thus an issue that arises in the use of psychometric instruments in research comparing groups of individuals is that some items may be interpreted differently by different groups, or that some items might represent different constructs in different groups.
A statement by Rinehart's company, Hancock Prospecting, said that the sale was completed to "esolve an issue that arose concerning the directors and officers insurance policy, in the situation of a director having a greater than 15% shareholding in Fairfax.
Mr. Giannoulias returned to an issue that arose in the first debate, repeatedly asking Mr. Kirk whether he had ever been shot at during his time in the Naval Reserve.
Revisiting an issue that arose briefly at the end of the last presidential election, the chairman, Terry McAuliffe, said he expected Mr. Bush's record of military service in the 1970's to become an issue this fall, particularly if the Democrats nominate the front-runner, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts.
We have identified the cause, which was the result of an issue that arose during routine internal maintenance, and are working to fix this as soon as possible.
Another example of an issue that arose during expert committee review was the omission of key terms, such as "not sure" in applicable response categories.
