'handle issue' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when talking about solving a problem or dealing with a complicated situation. For example, "We need to think of a way to handle this issue before it gets any worse."
And voters pick Mr. Obama as more likely than Mr. Romney to properly handle issue after issue – national security, the Middle East, taxes, health care, the economy in general, Medicare, immigration.
Rich said that two major pizza companies, California Pizza Kitchen and Pizza Hut, have completed GIG's Gluten-Free Food Service (GFFS), which help restaurants review food services policies and handle issue likes cross-contamination, cleaning techniques and staff training.
Tony James, president of Blackstone, said Ms. Porat was available at all hours to handle issues.
The revision will enable the licence to handle issues such as patents and online services.
Despite the heavy stress on communist theory, students also study how other governments handle issues.
They may also seek to handle issues like banking resolution and deposit guarantees inside the euro zone in the future.
This all speaks to how a bolder, brasher China might handle issues of sovereignty and territory, comparisons to Abraham Lincoln notwithstanding.
How can we handle issues of "over-diagnosis," if this proves to be a question?
There are many multi cloud storage applications available, which handle issues faced by single cloud storage applications.
Lenders can also pay $5 for insurance that will handle issues such as small stains, broken zippers, and ripped fabric.
Your therapist or the office staff will likely handle issues like the copayment or visit fee up front.
