The phrase "areas issues" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a typographical error or a misphrasing, and it is unclear what the intended meaning is without additional context.
Example: "The report highlighted several areas of issues that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "problematic areas" or "areas of concern".
The main debate has focused around three areas: issues of security, the preservation of 'French values', and of course the oppression of women.
Military personnel scheduled for survival training in the following year (2011) received pre-training leishmaniasis awareness and prevention briefings, emphasizing the use of insect repellents, strict adherence to long-sleeve clothing, and sleeping in protected areas, issues identified in the risk factor analysis.
"I have enjoyed coming to the Rochester area talking about the issues.
The document "Management method of systematic maternal care in rural areas" issued by the Ministry of Health of China in 1989 [ 24] was used to compare the provision and utilization of maternal care in the study townships with the national norms.
"I agree that there area issues that need to be addressed by McDonald's.
In such a sensitive area, issues of confidentiality, data protection and safety for volunteers and the public will be crucial – and tricky.
The print ads accompanying the Michelin guide are running in the October editions in San Francisco and New York-area issues of magazines like Bon Appétit, Time Out New York and Architectural Digest.
Despite being attractive, mentioned approaches have constraints (i.e. long wire length and area issues).
This allows constraints to be relaxed on source wavelength accuracy and passive filter selectivity, and also alleviates power and area issues by reducing the number of active devices.
Col. Marcel Aviv, the Israeli commander of the Bethlehem area, issued a sharper warning.
Rebels from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, the rebel group that operates in the jungle area, issued no statement.
