The phrase "investigate issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of examining or looking into problems or concerns to understand them better.
Example: "The team was assigned to investigate issues related to customer satisfaction and provide recommendations for improvement."
Alternatives: "examine problems" or "explore concerns".
At the same time, a Justice Department investigation could investigate issues of criminal responsibility.
An announcement on RIKEN's website says that the committee will investigate issues that have emerged since the first investigation.
"The FISC does not have the capacity to investigate issues of noncompliance," Mr. Walton said.
The Detail is a not-for-profit outlet, founded in 2011, to investigate issues of public interest.
Our customer care team can deal with cases directly and investigate issues to ensure a swift resolution.
Buckingham immediately introduced a motion noting Abbott's comments and calling for "the establishment of a federal anti-corruption body who can investigate issues such as this".
Republicans in Congress who support the N.S.A. program say that Democrats have been too eager to investigate issues that have long been resolved.
Mr. Specter and Senator Tom Harkin of Iowa, the chairman and the senior Democratic member of the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education, called the hearing to investigate issues raised by The Los Angeles Times.
Speaker J. Dennis Hastert, an Illinois Republican, said the House would probably form a select committee to investigate issues raised by the election and make recommendations in six to eight months.
Under planning guidelines published last week, councils will no longer be able to investigate issues such as seismic activity, flaring and venting as well as the potential impact on ground water supplies before granting planning permission for new wells.
8. Examine the Local Election: Students investigate issues at state in a local election and how they compare with the same or similar issues on the state and national levels.
