The phrase "assisted with issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone who has helped or provided support in resolving problems or challenges.
Example: "The IT department assisted with issues related to the software installation."
Alternatives: "helped with problems" or "supported with challenges".
They can help you choose courses, identify research opportunities, and assist with issues pertaining to their fields of study.
ProQuest's Support and Training Department can assist with issues related to creating and uploading PDFs and any questions regarding technical issues with the online submission site.
These choices are most likely to be at the operational level, for example to assist with issues of access or efficiency of response.
Didi said that SOS feature is tied into "a streamlined critical response process" — which includes "a special police response team" set up to assist with issues on the Didi service — and there are fatigue and tiredness alerts for drivers.
Katarzyna Grabowska has assisted with statistical issues and Karl Ekdahl has managed the project and assisted in issues related to surveillance and communicable diseases.
BP and JW assisted with statistical issues.
SA assisted with methodological issues and with interpretation of the characterization of the study product.
Even the large hotels (the Byblos) are now employing guard dogs to assist with security issues.
These programs, like Connecticut's Office of the Healthcare Advocate, help people understand their plans, find coverage as well as assist with billing issues.
She's since undergone three surgeries to repair damage to her liver and to assist with drainage issues relating to that injury.
Some cities, like Washington, treat re-entry as a municipal service, assisting with identification issues like these, as well as with jobs, mentorship and voting rights.
