"fight this issue" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of taking action in order to tackle a problem. For example: "We must unite and fight this issue head on if we want to make a real difference."
Do we really have to fight this issue within The New York Times in 2013?
The peripheral countries will fight this issue tooth and nail, and they will win.
"For the most part, our politicians haven't had the courage to fight this issue," said Giuseppina La Delfa, the president of Famiglie Arcobaleno, an association for gay parents.
Jon is a strong, courageous fighter inside the Octagon, and we expect him to fight this issue with the same poise and diligence.
In an interview with the BBC this week, following the Amnesty International report's release, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Nigeria's highly respected finance minister, who was recently a leading candidate for World Bank president, said, "Every day our security forces are putting their lives on the line to fight this issue," rejecting the idea that the security forces were "heavy handed".
Some consumers have begun to utilize apps such as RoboKiller or Nomorobo to fight this issue.
Unfortunately, the financial-sector lobby has fought this issue to a deadlock at the highest levels of the S.E.C.
With the aid of the Asso ciation of University Professors, Dr. Lorwin fought this issue and was reinstated.
In Scotland the family of Diane Watson, a schoolgirl stabbed to death by a fellow pupil, fought this issue for many years.
Given how fiercely FedEx has fought this issue for so many years, it is not hyperbole to call the impact of this case, as Beth Ross noted, "seismic". For alerts to future tax articles, email me at [email protected].
That is why we need to fight on this issue.
