The phrase "concurrent issue" is both correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to a problem or matter that is happening at the same time as another issue. Example: "The company is currently facing a financial crisis, but the CEO is also dealing with a concurrent issue of employee dissatisfaction."
Although this problem is their burden, it is not of their making, and the Leaders of the G-20 have a responsibility to implement policies that effectively address the concurrent issues of poverty reduction, economic growth, and political stability".
Many of these patients did not have concurrent issues related to their blood pressure or lipid levels.
Concurrent issues of substance abuse, mental illness, and infectious disease make designing interventions to improve the health and housing status of homeless individuals challenging.
False discoveries and losing power to detect the signal after the multiplicity adjustment are two concurrent issues in analyzing high dimensional data.
To address this, it is essential to tackle various other concurrent issues that act as contributing factors and thus play an equally important role.
The cohort of patients being treated in many centers is primarily made up of people with concurrent issues such as drug abuse, but also including worries about accommodation, transport costs, and social care issues.
Techniques for dealing with non-determinism and concurrency issues in monitoring a concurrent component-based system are also discussed.
The planned intervention evaluates a treatment approach adoptable for a wider variety of pain conditions and for patients that have a number of other concurrent health issues that likely would render them excluded from most clinical trials.
Consequently, comorbidity issues need to be carefully considered amongst young people at risk for psychosis, as a potential predictor, moderator, or concurrent outcome.
