The phrase "illuminate this issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing a problem or difficulty and you want to bring clarity to the conversation. For example, "Let's try to illuminate this issue by discussing it in greater detail."
To illuminate this issue, we draw upon a study with a cross-sectional design and two studies with longitudinal designs.
Two new studies out Friday in a journal of the American Educational Research Association illuminate this issue.
Future studies in ovariectomized diabetic females with or without GH could illuminate this issue.
In the absence of experimental studies, observational data have been used to illuminate this issue.
A qualitative analysis of the findings could help illuminate this issue but is beyond the scope of the present study.
Since the recent introduction of instruments assessing various aspects of mindfulness [ 20, 26], the first published studies on this topic have not been able to illuminate this issue.
The death this week of Peter Walker, prominent among the dissenting "wets" Margaret Thatcher was forced to tolerate in her cabinets, illuminates this issue.
Data released in 2002 illuminated this issue, showing that 79percentt of sentenced crack offenders were black; for powder cocaine convictions, just 28percentt were black.
The first way of illuminating this issue was based on whether or not differences between the inner urban and the suburban areas were reflected by differences in perceptions of the two environments.
We discuss several plausible biological and behavioral mechanisms by which alcohol may cause HIV disease progression, evidence from prospective observational human studies, and suggest future research to further illuminate this important issue.
