"introduce an issue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to bring up or mention a topic or problem for discussion or consideration. Example: During the meeting, the supervisor will introduce an issue regarding the company's budget and ask for suggestions on how to cut costs.
Recently, Muff [46] and others noted that the concept of "true business sustainability" is intended to refine shareholder value and reflect a triple-bottom line approach, as well as introduce an issue-centered perspective to contribute to the resolution of large sustainability challenges.
The widespread employment of carbon-epoxy laminates in high responsibility and severely loaded applications introduces an issue regarding their handling after damage.
The incessant splashing in my backpack introduced an issue that could only be addressed behind the cover of trees.
"City Scene" would be similar in format to a program that Supervisor Frank Schillo used to host, called the "Citizens Exchangee". On that program, Schillo introduced an issue and discussed it with residents he had invited to the show.
This method is popular for problem solving and is valuable for both introducing an issue that might be difficult to initially verbalise and to reflect upon experiences.
However, explicitly defining complex features may introduce a number of serious issues.
Judge A. Ashley Tabaddor, president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, said the quota system could introduce an "appealable" issue and invite legal challenges.
Furthermore, as discussed in [45], an ICT delay during market-clearing can introduce an instability issue into the power system.
The following passages will introduce a central issue of this article which is the ordering of forced displacement.
