The phrase "discuss important issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a general topic, such as politics, that involves discussing topics of importance. For example, "Let's take some time to discuss important issues affecting our community."
I don't often discuss reality show stars and the Kardashians have never been a topic of discussion on The David Pakman Show, but what is a real opportunity to discuss important issues facing the transgender community is unsurprisingly being squandered by right-wing media, instead choosing to ridicule and mock in a way reminiscent of school bullying.
Monthly meetings with invited speakers give members an "open forum to learn and discuss important issues".
Strike when the iron is cold – don't discuss important issues when you're both really angry.
We discuss important issues such as modeling, search space characteristics, and performance objectives.
I want to thank so many of you who have accepted my invitation to come to the White House to discuss important issues.
"It's leading to a situation where teachers are finding it more difficult to seize opportunities to discuss important issues," Kenny said.
Fabulous" January 28 , 2014Updated at 12.33pm GMT 12.20pm GMT Over in Parliament, MPs are holding Treasury questions -- they're discussing important issues like infrastructure spending (Danny Alexander is denying that the government is moving too slowly).
Referring to his meeting with Clinton at the Capital Hilton, in Washington, on Tuesday night, Sanders said the two of them had discussed important issues facing the country and the Party.
"Executive branch officials discussing important issues before formulating policy is evidence of good government, and the secretary's previous testimony before Congress is consistent with that fact," he said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss the sensitive topic.
And friendship, too, seems to be attenuating: a 2006 Duke University study found that Americans reported having, on average, three people with whom they discussed important issues in 1985, but just two by the mid-2000s.
