The phrase "informational issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to a problem or concern related to information or data. Some examples of when this phrase might be used include: - "The company is facing an informational issue with their customer database, resulting in incorrect order processing." - "The new policy raises several informational issues, as employees are uncertain about how to properly handle sensitive information." - "The survey results revealed several informational issues, indicating a lack of understanding among the participants."
We propose screening menus consisting of different instruments (tariff vs. quota) designed to solve this informational issue.
It is argued that not only is there a missing money and a missing market issue in providing secure energy supplies, there is also a missing informational issue.
I also know that the U.S. Chamber did the same thing in 2010 with ads attacking Brown in the guise of informational issue advertising.
I do know that the U.S. Chamber evaded the responsibility to report the actual contributors by pretending this was an informational issue ad rather than an attack on Brown's Prop 30 revenue initiative.
Whether test readers had a personal connection with the informational issues was particularly relevant for "interest" (i) and "disinterest" (v).
MONTCLAIR PUBLIC LIBRARY Richard I. Miller, Esq. will present an informational program "Issues of Elder Law".
The electronic version was tested on various email addresses, resolving informational technologies issues.
This counselee-centred instrument revealed four generic needs related to informational and psychosocial issues, and four cancer-specific needs related to receiving explanations about medical and emotional issues specifically.
According to the group's website, the project "provides educational and informational content about issues relating to national security and terrorism and how the call to Jihad is accelerating homegrown terrorism".
The review is organized around the temporal and informational sequence of issues commonly arising during the course of pretesting, testing, and posttesting phases of patient care.
From listening to community needs to hosting informational sessions on issues such as immigration and healthcare, our Regional Network of more than 250 regionally based federal officials is connecting local communities to meaningful government services.
