"diverse issue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an array of different topics or conversations. For example, "The town hall meeting addressed many diverse issues, including the economy, education, and crime."
Although diet is a more diverse issue than smoking, says the report, there may be scope for governments to take more incremental measures that could pave the way for the public to accept something needs to be done if future health costs are to be contained.
At the United Nations, NGOs from around the world and from diverse issue areas have been coming together as a coalition to advocate for their concerns.
Clinical manifestations of endometriosis are very broad and diverse issue with a wide range of changes [ 9].
Like Colwell, Paxton sees climate change as a diverse issue that is best served by interdisciplinary, collaborative efforts.
The diversity of India is throwing up diverse issues, but most of them are related to the well-being of the people.
"Even within the group," she said, "there are diverse issues and needs.
The justices are forced to decide many diverse issues that have enormous implications for individuals and society as a whole.
Mr. Bush promised to give Latin America greater attention as president and is likely confront a range of diverse issues there.
But it is Brad Lander who has the stronger history of working with the diverse issues the Council addresses.
First, the Bavli shows how practical reason can work to make diverse issues and actions conform to a single principle.
The bridegroom, 47, works in Fairfax, Va., as the senior editor of Diverse: Issues in Higher Education, a magazine, and the editor of its Web site, DiverseEducation.com.
