"emergency issues" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when speaking or writing about an urgent problem or need that must be addressed right away. For example: "The city council is convening to discuss the emergency issues in the fire-stricken area of town."
Remember that list of "emergency issues" at the beginning of the session two years ago?
Public Safety is responsible for security and emergency issues on the Columbia campuses.
How did you set your priorities for spending the money? A. First, we let the Red Cross and the Federal Emergency Management Agency folks deal with immediate emergency issues like travel expenses for family members.
The first-year fellow "on service" is responsible for the inpatient care of pediatric pulmonology patients as well as inpatient and emergency room consultations, and responds to emergency issues and telephone calls.
Outside of business hours, staff will be paged as required to resolve emergency issues.
Therefore, the development of efficient methodology or technology to decompose these synthetic dyes becomes emergency issues for environment remediation.
In view of the rapid increase in energy demands and the depletion of fossil fuel reserves, the exploration of new cleaner energy sources, including fuel cells, is becoming an emergency issue.
Just days after the session started, Mr. Perry declared voter ID an emergency issue, putting it on the fast track for approval.
The governor made it an emergency issue in the 2011 legislative session, moving it into the headlines, the newscasts and the public eye.
Our paper, the Press, has its editorial offices in the heart of the damaged city but it produced an emergency issue this morning.
Mr. Perry has promised to designate home insurance as an "emergency" issue, meaning it can be put on a fast track for action.
