"demonstrate the issue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a problem or topic that needs to be shown or proven to others. Example: "In order to effectively address climate change, scientists must demonstrate the issue through data and research, convincing policymakers and the public of its urgency."
But for many who came to demonstrate, the issue was less about the confusion of the ballots than about the presumed lack of intelligence on the part of Gov. George W. Bush.
So as to demonstrate the issue of utilizing current (or voltage) as charger control parameter, two tests has been performed while IPV was the charger control parameter (first test), and quick environmental change was mimicked by in part shading the board range.
Whether by design or by accident, the satellite link (used to clearly demonstrate the issue of time delay) initially behaved somewhat unpredictably, illustrating the need for a clear understanding between the Earth based physician and the orbiting astronauts.
To demonstrate the issue with reporting fwhm, we examine the two signals from the PC 16:0/16:0) molecule with very different signal strengths; the protonated molecular ion of PC 16:0/16:0) at m/ z 734.5 and fragment ion at m/ z 184.
It does however nicely demonstrate the issues surrounding major transitions and evolutionary radiations in the fossil record and why they are hard to tease apart.
Examples drawn from wing aerodynamics, turbulent diffuser flows, gas gas injectors, and supersonic turbines are employed to help demonstrate the issues involved in an engineering design context.
We describe a set of in-depth case studies conducted with researchers across the sciences and humanities performing data-intensive research, which demonstrate the issues that need to be considered when preserving data in the cloud.
These trends demonstrate the issues impacting conflict and post-conflict situations [ 1, 4, 5].
To demonstrate the issues involved in a remote diagnosis of an injury occurring on the ISS, the Society for Critical Care Medicine linked up with NASA for a live telemedicine broadcast from the ISS mock-up at the Kennedy Space Center.
Even seven-year-old Charlotte Benjamin demonstrated the issue was not simply child's play when she noticed that "all the girls did was sit at home, go to the beach, and shop, and had no jobs".
The text includes a link to a description of the problem accompanied by a very flattering photo of Zazueta demonstrating the issue.
