Sentence examples similar to confirmed issue from inspiring English sources
The phrase "confirmed issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a problem or concern that has been verified or acknowledged as existing. Example: "After thorough investigation, we have identified the confirmed issue affecting the software's performance."
The company almost immediately confirmed the issue, reporting via Twitter that it had "taken the site down in order to resolve a network issue".
The paper said more than 12 officials had confirmed the issue was attracting considerable interest in the US Department of Defence.
We've since confirmed the issue ourselves with several affected parties and confirmed it with Facebook.
Microsoft has confirmed the issue to Search Engine Roundtable, explaining that it is currently investigating a solution.
Alongside reports on Twitter, Netflix has also confirmed the issue on Twitter and is telling everyone not to panic.
Twitter Counter, which is owned by the same parent company as tech blog The Next Web*, confirmed the issue.
We first heard reports of the outage on Twitter but a recording message from Sprint's support line confirmed the issue.
It has confirmed the issue was caused by a bug and says it has been removed from the homepage, noting "We're sorry for any confusion".].
Slashgear spotted a growing chorus of complaints on Google's message board this week, and we've since confirmed the issue with the company.
The outage was first reported as being investigated by the company at 10 32 AM ET. An update at 11 13 AM ET confirmed the issue.
Update: In an email, a member of Facebook's communication team confirmed the issue and says they've alerted the engineering team.
