"integrate issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the process of combining or working together different problems or issues. For example, "We must all work together to integrate our different issues and come to a feasible solution.”.
He commends the last Labour administration for attempting to integrate issues to do with race into broader mental health strategies.
Thus, we encourage hazard, vulnerability, risk, and disaster scholars to integrate issues of knowledge into their research.
Schools, parents, and the community in general are well placed to integrate issues related to sexual and reproductive health in the everyday life of adolescents.
SERC has begun to integrate issues associated with sexuality in general while increasing the time allocated to the training in order to allow for sharing and building constructively on potential emotional reactions.
Schools, parents, and the community in general should be encouraged to integrate issues related to ASRH in the everyday life of adolescents and become 'gate-openers' to ASRH services.
Throughout the document, he powerfully integrates issues of economic and ecological justice.
Even ultra-ambitious M.B.A. candidates with C-suite aspirations are integrating issues like sustainability into their education, he said.
I'd like to see more stories integrating issues in philosophy of science to everyday practice - similar to what NYT is doing with The Stone.
(Can we get that "Blink" guy to do a testimonial?) Also, I am sure Rick Perry would happily tell the Texas State Board of Education to work with us on a line of animated textbooks that restores firearms to their proper place in American history and integrates issues like caliber and muzzle velocity into the math curriculum.
Then, we explored potential solutions and drafted approaches integrating issues for the co-existence of humans and AI in the future with the Delphi topics.
Patrick began his career in international development as a Peace Corps volunteer in Swaziland, where he gained a firsthand appreciation for the importance of integrating issues of education, health, economic development, and governance.
