'any issues that may arise' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a way of indicating that there could be potential issues in the future. For example, "We have a plan in place to handle any issues that may arise in the next few months."
Parents considering this will have to be realistic about their employers' and colleagues' concerns and put together a balanced proposal to counter any issues that may arise.
The taking of testimony is also necessary to resolve any issues that may arise as to possible perjurious testimony before the commission and before any grand jury.
"We really just arranged a coffee hour to let the students know that we are here for them and ready to talk about any issues that may arise.
The ability to have "what if" contingency plans (or guarantees) in place helps alleviate risk by showing that your organization is fully prepared and equipped to manage any issues that may arise.
The collection of similar data across multiple semesters and academic years has allowed UCF to monitor trends, assess any issues that may arise, and provide continual support for both faculty and students across varying demographics.
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He said: "There are also extra stand-by generators on the airport should they be required and additional engineering and electrical staff will be on site throughout the weekend to respond quickly to any issue that may arise.
He's also a brilliant producer who is never shy about dealing with any issue that may arise.
They are transparently proving that they are addressing any and all issues that may arise.
Being able to get a hold of your phone card's customer service department is important because they will be able to help you with any unforeseen issues that may arise at any time during the day.
Manafort's attorneys contend Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein acted improperly when he appointed Mueller in May 2017 to investigate not only any campaign collusion with Russia but any other issues that "may arise" from that investigation.
