The phrase "apart from the issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a separation or distinction from a particular topic or problem being discussed.
Example: "Apart from the issue of budget constraints, we have a solid plan for the project."
Alternatives: "aside from the issue" or "besides the issue".
Apart from the issue of the Islamic center, the cartoon stoked frustration among those working at the site.
The deal has drawn criticism apart from the issue of the beacon and faces a number of approval hurdles.
"Distribution of income" has several quite different meanings, apart from the issue of the specific measurements that are used to describe it.
Apart from the issue of counsel, these cases are more expensive at every stage of the criminal process than noncapital cases.
Some of the problem is that, apart from the issue of European defense spending, Trump has appeared disengaged, uninterested in the details of military mobility or command structure.
So apart from the issue of preventing another human being from suffering, there are medical benefits to alleviating pain as soon as possible, she says.
We have a threat from flashpoints that something could spark and have a conventional war, right, wholly apart from the issues we talk about with ICBMs and nuclear.
Apart from the issues of the most meaningful robustness indicator and the choice of damage thresholds that came up, it is shown that the specimen can be qualified as being robust.
Apart from the issues of Taiwan and the Spratly Islands, China lays claim to much of India's state of Arunachal Pradesh, and caused major jitters in 2009 with incursions into the territory combined with strident rhetoric.
Apart from the issues of cost, significant concerns remain regarding the impact of HIT initiatives on productivity.
Finally, in the presence of social network effects, the use of lagged variables can lead to bias in estimation apart from the issues of self selection.
