The phrase "applied to issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a concept, method, or principle is relevant or relevantly utilized in relation to specific problems or topics.
Example: "The theory of conflict resolution can be effectively applied to issues of workplace disputes."
Alternatives: "addressed in relation to" or "relevant to matters of".
His insistence that rational cost-benefit analysis could be applied to issues such as marriage and reproduction offended some non-economists, but was widely copied, as was his insistence that markets were the best way to allocate things like places in schools, immigration visas, and even human organs.
The program has segments on how this research might be applied to issues like determining whether a witness is correctly identifying someone, whether a defendant is lying about not having been at a particular location, even whether potential jurors have racial biases.
These findings can be applied to issues inherent in the conceptualization and implementation of digital libraries.
This is not an insignificant difference, as while the traditional Delphi seeks to predict the trend in certain variables, the Delphi applied to issues of business ethics seeks to reach a consensus on what should be done when faced with ethical problems.
Humble brag alert: I have an MA in philosophy, applied to issues of gender and sexuality.
Lessons from the early digital fight against HIV/AIDS can now be applied to issues facing our entire society like reducing obesity, preventing diabetes, and curing cancer.
A leading computer chip maker, the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, has applied to issue $957.6 million worth of American depository receipts, officials at Taiwan's Securities and Futures Commission said.
How does it apply to issues of property and land ownership in current events?
It even says explicitly that the law – and the principle of "pre-emption" – does not apply to issues relating to business licensing.
I have also been able to shadow many people in their day-to-day roles and learn about the rigour they apply to issues such as employability skills for young people and providing council for residents.
Peter Simonson, executive director of the A.C.L.U. of New Mexico, said the state's courts had ruled on several challenges to the equal-protection statute, applying to issues other than same-sex marriage.
