The phrase 'contended issue' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a subject or matter that is contested or debated. For example: "The climate crisis has become a contended issue worldwide."
These worksheets were counterpart to the patient-worksheets, but contended issues regarding implementation of the course content in daily practice.
The level of government involvement was, and continues to be, one of the major contended issues in the U.S. healthcare reform that was enacted earlier this year.
We propose that, a higher HFS values are obtainable if ARVs had been administered to these infants through breastfeeding; although, the development of drug resistance and the prolonged exposure of HIV-uninfected children to unwarranted ARVs are contending issues.
In an interview at his spartan campaign headquarters in Mountainside, Mr. Kean contended that issues of age and legislative experience would not form the basis for the election.
He contended that issues were discussed and consensus among thee board's nine members built during the day -- in closed session or over the phone -- leaving nights for little more than rubber stamping.
The more incoming students contended with issues such as doubting their faith or feeling punished by God, the greater risk they appeared to be for a variety of addictive behaviors, from gambling to recreational drugs, a new study indicated.
Nevertheless, as Larry Pinkney says, Zimbabwe has some very serious issues to contend with – issues that the NBPP, or any other outside group, can't fix.
"People don't need to contend every issue.
Absent a requirement to evaluate materiality at the class-certification stage, Amgen contends, the issue may never be addressed by a court, for the defendant will surrender and settle soon after a class is certified.
