'extract issue' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the process of uncovering a problem or issue from a larger set of information. For example, "We needed to extract the issue from the data before we could analyze it."
Based on this graph, we improve the manifold-ranking algorithm to extract issue-bearing sentences.
The following is an extract from issue 20 of the Blizzard, which is on sale now.
This paper summarizes the results and key findings from previous qualitative investigations carried out in Japan, Thailand, S. Korea, Mongolia, and Singapore, and compares the approaches and barriers to sustainable concrete in order to extract regional issues and their relationship with sustainable concrete.
We built a diversity dataset to infer gender and country of the GitHub users, extracted the issue collaboration graph (Section 3.2) and performed modularity analysis to obtain the teams shown in Fig. 1.
Data extracted included issues of general relevance and other issues specific to genetic epidemiology.
Where Mr. Emanuel used such meetings to extract intelligence and issue directives, Mr. Rouse uses them to share information and, when an issue is raised, requests a memo or another meeting.
During the Davos meeting in January of this year, the Jordanian monarch and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas decided to move ahead with an initiative to extract the Palestinian issue from Iranian maneuvering and Syrian sponsorship (see this writer's article of 2 February 2007), via the qualitative jump in the positions by leading and influential Arab states.
Relevant attributes are extracted, such as issue number, creation date, changes to issue status, resolution and flags, together with dates for all changes.
The main objective of this paper is to solve such an issue by extracting minimum number of features from fault detection parameter.
This is an extract from the latest issue of the Gentlewoman, published today.
