"experience the issues" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to encounter or go through problems or difficulties. Example: "As a result of the pandemic, many businesses have had to experience the issues of supply chain disruptions and decreased consumer demand."
Christian believers will experience the issues of doubt.
While the movie relates a particular woman's experience, the issues it introduces are sweeping.
In my experience, the issues involved require psychological sensitivity training that begins in medical school, continues throughout the physician's practice and includes nurses and social workers as well.
Although this task requires substantial expertise and experience, the issues are considered in a broad framework.
In this paper, we report on an inductive study of how members of two nanotechnology research groups experience the issue of responsible innovation.
But TechCrunch editor Matthew Panzarino, who reviewed the iPhone X here in-depth, watches a lot of YouTube and didn't experience the issue himself.
It takes the kind of privilege that's based in a human's supreme confidence that he will never personally experience the issue he's labeled as "inferior".
Each interview was semi-structured and focused on eliciting incidents and near misses that patients and carers had experienced, the issues they faced when interacting with HHD technology, and their strategies for coping with these issues.
Since experiencing the issues mentioned above might especially be the case for patients with IAH, it is not unlikely that use of RT-CGM might improve the quality of life in those patients.
Mr. Dowling declined to say whether Apple experienced the issue during testing of the phone and suggested that users not hold the phone in a way that covers both sides of a small black strip on the lower left side.
