The phrase "any critical issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when inquiring about or discussing important problems or challenges that need attention or resolution.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, let's address any critical issues that may arise during the planning phase."
Alternatives: "any significant problems" or "any major concerns".
– Consultants should be encouraged to comment on any critical issues (even beyond the scope of the commissioned analysis).
Any critical issues from the target Urdu language were documented to assess language and translation, or other related issues.
The exclusionary nature of the existing framework of SAARC provokes a biased and unfruitful multilateral cooperation in any critical issues like the trans-boundary river water sharing.
Many people create spreadsheets or comprehensive lists so they don't forget any critical issues.
The sequence of risk presentation was adjusted, as necessary, to address any critical issues that the woman reported.
"We did not get the chance to have Rahul's analysis on any critical issue facing the nation in Parliament," said Mohan Singh, a leader in the regional Samajwadi Party, at a news conference in Kolkata in September.
For instance, one senior official in the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Arthur Angulo, wrote on Dec. 22 that the timing of any Merrill disclosure was a "critical issue".
High PAPR is a critical issue in any multi-carrier system using OFDM.
Robustness of auctions with respect to different bidding behavior is a critical issue for any application.
The detection of delaminations in composite structures due to impacts is a critical issue for any structural health monitoring (SHM) programme.
As the stability of the particles is a critical issue for any use in biological media, the evolution of the extinction spectra of the prepared nano-conjugates were monitored over time in PBS (Additional file 1: Figure SF1).
