"given these issues" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to introduce a solution or suggestion based on previous issues or problems that have been mentioned. Example: "Given these issues, it is clear that a change in strategy is necessary to increase sales."
Given these issues, the RIBA has done well to reignite the perennial architectural controversy.
The weight given these issues is indicative of the changing character of the writing fraternity.
Given these issues, the efficiency arguments in favour of the tax are weak.
Given these issues, the radical students took a most unusual means of dramatizing them.
Given these issues, as I have previously discussed, I still believe that the F.D.I.C. call numbers are a better barometer of small-business lending.
While these are truisms, obvious enough to anyone who has given these issues more than passing consideration, they have long been easy to forget in a film culture that conditions us to think of fiction and documentary as distinct forms.
We can give these issues a sense of urgency.
The mayors' conference hopes to give these issues another shot by inviting Senators Clinton, Obama and McCain to its annual meeting in Miami in late June.
If AI should hit your farm, you need to get back in business ASAP and you can help NYS Ag & Markets and USDA respond more quickly if you give these issues thought before the disease hits.
At this moment, I have no intention of standing for the leadership, but these issues are so critical to the future of our county and our party that should no candidate give these issues the attention they deserve, then I will consider entering the contest to ensure that these voices are heard.
We urge you to give these issues more careful reflection and evaluation.
