"continuing issue of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you might use the phrase in the sentence "The continuing issue of climate change has been a major focus of world leaders for years."
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.
"There are the continuing issues of getting people adequately enrolled.' New York State has already enrolled about 530,000 children in its insurance plan for poor children.
With the Internet making pornography available around the clock, he continues, issues of sexual assault have become "much, much worse".
Moreover, the incompatibility of crude oil constituents with each other is a continuing issue and the occurrence of suspended organic solids during recovery (especially thermal) reduces the efficiency of a variety of processes.
There are articles by Mr. McLennan providing an overview of continuing issues, with links to related stories.
— Jeff Gordinier The Wall Street Journal: Jay McInerney on the great white wines of Meursault: he loves the 2008 vintage, but fears the continuing knotty issue of premature oxidation.
