"continued issue of" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to something that has been or is still an ongoing problem. For example: The company has been struggling with a continued issue of staff absenteeism.
Likewise, Japan and other "developed" Asia Pacific countries saw smartphone sales actually decline by 5% in 2014 (and down 4% in Q4 alone), due in part to changes in handset subsidies in Korea but also that continued issue of market saturation.
Noting the elegance of the mixture-model approach and the continued issue of missing data in metabolomics research, we present metabomxtr, an R package that automates mixture-model analysis.
He said he believed Qatar would hold "an amazing World Cup" but added that the continuing issue of workers' rights needed to be addressed.
At the centre of the Zyed and Bouna deaths is the continuing issue of police controls, stop and searches and identity checks.
Mr. Bugbee said he has noticed a "major shift" in New Haven from farm samples to lawn and garden samples, reflecting the continuing issue of farmland being lost to suburban sprawl.
The Hilda survey also highlights the continuing issue of housing affordability and that those under 35 have largely missed out on the increase in wealth households have experienced over the past 15 years.
A GB rowing statement said: "The decision is based on a risk-assessment relating to the continuing issue of E. coli in the area".
And there's the continuing issue of Fine trying to film Klein as he kills the animals he's going to prepare and eat.
It recently occurred to me that living in a world of Law & Order SVU has inadvertently enabled us to take huge accomplishments in confronting the continuing issue of domestic violence for granted.
The continuing issue of fluency in middle eastern languages was of such concern on Capitol Hill that on May 21 , 2012 Senator Daniel Akaka, (D-HI) then chairman of the Homeland Security Subcommittee on Oversight of Government Management held his seventh hearing on what he termed "a national security crisis;" namely the lack of foreign language skills, particularly at the FBI and CIA.
Whilst some issues they raised are supported by earlier studies [ 14- 16], other topics they highlighted provide new insights into the continuing issue of new parents who are unprepared for the transition to parenthood.
