'cutting-edge issues' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to topics that are new, current, and relevant. For example, "We discussed the latest cutting-edge issues in cybersecurity at the conference this week."
Evans's credo is "cutting-edge issues addressed by cutting-edge speak".
Contributors will address cutting-edge issues shaping the future of telemedicine, artificial intelligence, and robotics.
In the Crimmigration Clinic students will work on cutting-edge issues regarding the intersection of criminal law and immigration law.
Research groups at CERS are tackling cutting-edge issues in environmental science and this work has led to many innovations that address China's strategic needs.
The gift funds eight doctoral students each year, drawn from across Harvard University graduate schools and working on cutting-edge issues across the social sciences.
Information Privacy Law, now in its Fourth Edition, presents groundbreaking cases and cutting-edge issues, along with informative discussion and concise introductions for each area of privacy law.
They join a friend, the vocalist Jennifer Walshe, and the New York experimentalist ensemble Object Collection for a concert of their whimsical but radical compositions at Brooklyn's cutting-edge Issue Project Room.
All of these enterprises, and several others, are not the work of some crazy-quilt conglomerate, but of a single law firm, Holland & Knight, based in Tampa, Fla. "It was evident in the legal community four or five years ago that a multidisciplinary approach would be welcome by clients and was a cutting-edge issue," said Bill McBride, a managing partner at Holland & Knight.
Exposes students to the perspectives of scholars, activists, mediamakers, policymakers, and industry leaders on cutting edge issues in media.
Research centers at JGLS have been established to inject new ideas into cutting edge issues of law and policy ranging from women's rights to international trade.
2) The summer interns will work with Giancarlo Frosio (Resident Fellow at CIS) on cutting edge issues dealing with intermediary liability of information service providers and users' platforms.
