"area of issues" is correct and usable in written English, usually for more formal or business contexts.
An example sentence could be: "The legal team is conducting an extensive review of the area of issues that may arise from this merger."
Other areas of issue include maintaining a "work/life balance" to have reasonable expectations of time off to "recover from a pressurised work environment" and "ensure our mental and physical wellbeing".
I'm a booster, except in the area of employment issues, [where] I think there's a need for improvement".
She specializes in the area of women issues, with an emphasis on women and Hollywood.
"A local newspaper," she writes, "remains essential to informing the local area of the issues, challenges and triumphs of our community".
It is a problem of the government "telling churches what to do in an area of moral issue, where that should be none of their business," Mr. Exton said.
Main area of this issue can be summarized as follows: PV (photovoltaics) and Solar Energy, Wind Energy, Hydrogen and Fuel Cell, Energy Efficiency, Eco-Design and Energy and Environment Planning and Management.
In this project local stakeholders and authorities discuss and work together on issues that concern the area, of which environmental issues form an important part.
The second part of the study elaborates on ("Multilateral governance policies and frameworks on joint river water sharing: South Asia and beyond") the current state of regional cooperation in river water sharing and other broader areas of environmental issues in South Asia.
Six broad areas or sets of issues could frame an emerging AIDS diplomacy in South Africa.
"We need specialized assistance in the area of forensics, blast issues and explosives".
Finally, due to the aspect of this area of research, many issues could be suggested.
