The phrase "issue description" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a statement or explanation of a problem or difficulty. For example: "Please provide a comprehensive issue description so our team can assist you quickly and efficiently."
This resulted in a more detailed description of the recommendations, identification of main implementation issues, description of roles and required actions of main stakeholders involved, more information about barriers addressed and description of main cost categories.
They issued descriptions of two suspects, one said to have been a white man wearing a navy-style kahki uniform and carrying a pistol, the second described as black and wearing a drab olive military uniform and carring a rifle.
They issued descriptions of two suspects, one said to have been a white man wearing a navy-style khaki uniform and carrying a pistol, the second described as black and wearing a drab olive military uniform and carrying a rifle.
The apartment has about 1,935 square feet in living space and a view of the tour boats floating by, along with the sound of guides issuing descriptions of the medieval town in multiple languages, according to the listing agent.
26 May: Police issue a description of a man seen on the night Madeleine went missing "carrying a child or an object that could have been taken as a child".
The other issue is description of AdipoR patterns in relation to sex and ethnicity of PH children.
He took issue with descriptions of Snowden as a traitor: Edward Snowden is not a traitor.
Mr. Kremer said in an e-mail interview that his concert, which was in the works before the recent laws on homosexuality were passed, was intended as "a kind of a personal statement against injustice," and took issue with descriptions of the concert as an "anti-Putin" event.
According to the Daily Herald, authorities have issued a description of the suspects: "two black males in their late 20s or early 30s.
We reject Addams' portrayal of young trans women like Molloy as "newcomer[s] to transition and lesbian/trans issues," a description that suggests that young trans women are less informed, less competent, and less qualified to argue their viewpoints on these topics.
