The phrase "as for issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a topic or to shift the focus of a discussion to specific problems or concerns.
Example: "As for issues related to the project, we need to address the budget constraints and timeline delays."
Alternatives: "Regarding the issues" or "Concerning the issues".
As for issues citywide, the toughest may be our depressingly uneven public schools.
The virtual methodology developed can now be used in the field of ECU calibration as well as for issues where engine design is influenced by ECU calibration.
As for issues like abortion or same-sex marriage that Republicans here once talked about as an inroad to reaching socially conservative Catholic and Evangelical Christian Hispanic voters, one might need a microscope to find those.
As for issues in the fields of logic and metaphysics, after several polemical exchanges the interest of philosophers was attracted to the publicist reawakening that came to Schelling, who reactivated certain anti-Hegelian criticisms.
As for issues, the differences between Obama and Clinton on Iraq are difficult to pin down.
As for issues of concern to Americans, Trump is viewed as most capable of handling the economy, terrorism and immigration.
During October 1993 alone, Mr. Mills was arrested at least three times -- twice for burglary as well as for issuing bad checks and selling liquor to a minor, according to state court records.
And as for issuing the stream of invective that I'd been storing up all day, it would have done a wrong to Ken and the purpose of the event.
Texas was joined by 25 other states in suing the federal government over the deportation relief policies, and has argued they would impose undue costs on the states, such as for issuing driver's licenses.
The current public advocate — and Democratic mayoral nominee — Bill de Blasio, used the office as a platform for issues as disparate as campaign finance and water bills.
Considerations may include moral implications, as well as the potential for issues of fairness and bias.
