The phrase "apply to issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain principles, rules, or solutions are relevant or applicable to specific problems or topics.
Example: "The guidelines we established will apply to issues related to project management and team collaboration."
Alternatives: "pertain to matters" or "relate to concerns".
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 talked to Adler by phone this week about his ideas for conservative environmental reform and whether they could apply to issues like climate change.
These criteria could apply to issues like gang activity, drug using and dealing, prostitution, and trafficking in migrants which are currently governed primarily through crime.
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.
As a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union, she won five of the six cases she argued before the Supreme Court, maintaining that the 14th Amendment's equal protection clause should apply to issues of gender discrimination.
These findings can be applied to issues inherent in the conceptualization and implementation of digital libraries.
Except as otherwise provided in this paragraph (a)(2), this section applies to issues issued after June 30 , 1993to which §§ 1.148-1 through 1.148-11 apply.
The majority of our work is based on analysis of DNA, although the results are applied to issues of basic evolution, population biology, phylogeography, and phylogenies.
It will explore the modern separation of powers landscape as it applies to issues of foreign relations law, and how it might be reformed.
Humble brag alert: I have an MA in philosophy, applied to issues of gender and sexuality.
