The phrase "arise must" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect arrangement of words and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The issues that arise must be addressed promptly."
Alternatives: "must arise" or "should emerge".
Should the need arise, must we provide this equipment to those who did not share in its purchase?
This article considers the status of open consent in light of the Regulation.b A number of questions arise: Must biobanks legitimate processing through consent under the Regulation, or are there other possibilities?
This and other new ideas that may arise must be studied with careful scientific and clinical logic to avoid misinterpreted and misleading ideas from interfering with the progress of patient care.
Although this is a popular approach in chemical engineering, especially when the development of rigorous models appears to be problematic or time consuming, the uncertainty issues arising must be clearly identified and analyzed, in order for the decision-maker to be able to evaluate correctly the value and limitations of the framework.
However, the possibility of a primary malignant lesion arising must also be considered.
For the Wyatt method to be applied with confidence, the mechanism by which this bias arises must be understood.
As these issues arise, one must recognize whether the issue/responsibility is their own or shared, and one must engage the other partner or other resources as needed.
Metaphysical questions arise: why must we all be born either male or female?
Psychologists say that when conflicts arise, parents must ask themselves: Is it an issue of family values or safety?
As Mr Turnbull said last night, as the world becomes more competitive, and new opportunities arise, Australia must be able to take advantage of them.
If losses arise, they must be covered by the initial cash contribution of €80bn (£63bn), which then would be topped up automatically by all participating countries according to their capital shares.
