"combat issues" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any kind of serious problem or challenge that needs to be dealt with. For example, "As the pandemic continues, the government must work to combat issues such as rising poverty, increased unemployment, and lack of access to healthcare."
For Mr. Smith, the treatment residence is "the only place where I can discuss combat issues".
They might draw up parenting contracts (an agreement between you and either the school or the council to find a way to improve attendance) or work with you to combat issues such as bullying.
The PLA cycle offers a method of health promotion by guiding participants through a four-stage cycle of identifying and prioritising population issues, designing strategies to combat issues, and evaluating the strategies post implementation.
As well as ensuring a better quality of later life, all these things would generate significant social and economic value for society, and in turn help to combat issues such as loneliness and isolation.
The letter added that while the military will "lead the fight against terrorism on the battlefield," it needs strong partners to combat issues that drive extremism, including insecurity, injustice, hopelessness and lack of opportunity.
Still, many analysts continued to caution that the upturn may not last into next year, given that the leadership in Beijing will have to step up its efforts to combat issues — like overcapacity in some major industries, often poor allocation of capital, and a buildup in debt over the last few years — that haunt China's economy.
"I DON'T want to make this a combat issue," says Viktor Orbán.
Joe Davis, director of public affairs for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, said his organization has no resolution opposing or supporting the women in combat issue.
"Any rookie auditor would smell something fishy around the Air Force contract for the public relations work around the Thunderbirds," said Senator Claire McCaskill, Democrat of Missouri, who is on the Armed Services subcommittee for air- and land-combat issues.
One such example is the Occupy movement, which not only demonstrates a method of combatting issues, but also demonstrates the evolution of the method of protests.
In response to the closure of local Youth Clubs and declining state support for local transport, the charity combats issues of rural isolation and provides young residents with recreational activities.
