The phrase "highlighted issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize certain topics, challenges, or concerns. For example, "The panel discussion highlighted several key issues facing the local community, such as economic inequality and environmental degradation."
Plus, Ofsted, and earlier research from Exeter University, highlighted issues for teaching about Christianity.
Balic highlighted issues including pay benchmarking and the use of consultant firms.
The Americans have also highlighted issues of Internet censorship and security.
The films that introduced speakers and highlighted issues were unusually good, and these too may be found on the site.
Tomorrow night's award ceremony aims to encourage a turn in the tide by honouring those media professionals who have highlighted issues of global justice.
Bozier later told the Guardian: "A number of supporters from the web development community yesterday [Sunday] highlighted issues relating to the security of menshn.
But it has also highlighted issues around teenage drinking, respect for women, peer pressure and the hazards of social media that go far beyond this town," she said.
Mr. Greifeld's comments — his first since the trading woes emerged — highlighted issues facing both his exchange and its most prominent new customer.
However, the DPJ has highlighted issues such as petrol taxes going to a special fund for road construction and exposed scandals at the Ministry of Defence.
Our global tweetathon kicked off in Fiji where the need to educate all young people, who make up a high percentage of the population in the Pacific, was highlighted: Issues around internet governance were also discussed.
The UK element of the study revealed young gay men and women were more likely to come out to their team-mates than in other parts of the world, but also highlighted issues in grassroots sport.
