The phrase "as to the issue of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a specific topic or concern that is being discussed or analyzed.
Example: "As to the issue of climate change, we must take immediate action to reduce our carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "regarding the matter of" or "concerning the topic of".
As to the issue of privatisation – is there anyone, outside of extremist neoliberal thinktanks and those who made a financial killing from it – who still thinks it was a success?
As to the issue of 'art' versus 'pornography,' one might recall the American Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart who, in 1964, famously declared, of pornography, "I know it when I see it".
As to the issue of his birthplace, a CNN poll released this month when the president turned 49 found that 27 percent of Americans doubted he was born in the United States.
(As to the issue of security, several banks and payment networks said that mobile wallets would require a pass code and could be disabled remotely if a phone was stolen. Consumers would not be responsible for transactions they did not make).
As well as these sage-sounding words, answers were given as to the issue of who would succeed the 82-year-old Redstone as Viacom CEO.
As to the issue of compliance with takedown notice requirements, Google cites voluminous case law to argue that a copyright owner must "provide the specific location of the allegedly infringing works in each instance for the notice to be effective".
Its purpose was to resample the data with replacement in order to avoid over-fitting so as to address the issue of using a limited number of samples.
In doing so, it offers some explanation as to why the issue of MNDs has struggled to gain political attention and make it onto the policy agenda.
In doing so, the study offers some explanation as to why the issue of MNDs has struggled to gain political attention and make it onto the national policy agenda.
If a girl likes you, is gainfully employed, and wants to bone you, then I'm confused as to why the issue of paying for sex would arise.
Consultants like to raise these particular evaluative observations so as to flag the issue of ownership through UNICEF's concrete, visible and relevant information and communication work.
