The phrase "attending to issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of addressing or dealing with specific problems or concerns.
Example: "The team is focused on attending to issues that have arisen during the project to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "addressing concerns" or "dealing with problems".
Our initial findings point to the importance of attending to issues such as adequate income, affordable housing and so on first, rather than solely focusing on targeting individual behaviours.
Implications for the conceptualization and measurement of romantic competence are discussed, as is the importance of attending to issues of competence early in adolescence.
Attending to issues of this nature during the construction of a facility can result in scope changes, losses in productivity, and increases in project costs.
A typical day's of work starts with responding to mail and attending to issues which require my immediate attention.
First, they suggest that psychotherapeutic interventions might be enhanced by specifically attending to issues of goal regulation.
They were supported by the mental health specialists who made less frequent but scheduled and targeted visits during which they held debriefing sessions with the supervisors and frontline providers, attending to issues arising from real clinical challenges that might have been encountered.
"They have made massive efforts in their minds to attend to issues they believe they now have to address," Sister Aires said.
Students are able and willing to attend to issues of readability and surface error only when they have written something that is of enough value to make the arduous task of making it readable worth the effort.
Stating that these parents are "overworked and overwhelmed" and thus do not respond to her requests for meetings to discuss their children's progress or problems at school is simply a way of stating that they choose to attend to issues other than their children's education.
An expert panel reviewed several iterations of the survey to attend to issues such as length, content validity, scaling responses and potential for response bias.
Over the next 12 months, each centre received support supervision visits on at least two occasions to maintain skills and attend to issues arising.
