The phrase "highlight issues that" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as an introductory phrase to draw attention to specific issues that will be discussed in the rest of the sentence or paragraph. Example: In this report, we will highlight issues that are commonly faced by small businesses, such as lack of access to capital and high competition in the market.
The concepts are used to highlight issues that must be addressed and to derive requirements.
We highlight issues that may inform future directions in the investigation of Making as entertainment technologies in education.
We also highlight issues that need further analysis and research in helping guide further development of more robust multi-needle probe designs, especially for field applications.
Stephen has a natural rapport with people and I know he can bring this skill to highlight issues that matter to young people and bring them to wider attention".
They also often highlight issues that are just overlooked in the "noise" of national campaigning.
It will also highlight issues that remain important for philosophical inquiry into religion.
The paper highlights issues that cause a divergence between a theoretical model of a holonic system and the approach that was actually encoded.
This article traces the history and evolution of JMWH, commemorates its rich heritage and monumental growth over the last half century, highlights issues that have transcended its 50-year history, and acknowledges the contributions of its leadership … past and present.
The film highlights issues that divide African and black American people in the United States, including internalized prejudices and a lack of community. .
During the Republican National Convention this week and the Democratic National Convention next week, The Huffington Post is hosting three online Shadow Conventions highlighting issues that seem to fall off both parties' radars too easily.
The accident--and subsequent response by Disneyland, local authorities and state inspectors--highlights issues that are still being worked out in the state law regulating amusement parks.
