The phrase "issue encompasses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about a subject or idea that includes a range of related elements. For example: "The issue of education encompasses a wide array of topics, including access to resources and teacher qualifications."
By means of this set-up and specific test scenarios, we aim to answer the following question: This issue encompasses the ISO/OSI layer the firewall is inspecting and which protocol header field is therefore included.
This issue encompasses findings from a wide array of study designs (e.g., reviews, qualitative investigations, correlations studies, trial descriptions, pilot trial findings) of populations from high, middle, and low-income countries with clinical and non-clinical mental health issues.
This issue encompasses all others.
This issue encompasses important clinical and economic implications probably meriting further research.
This special issue encompasses articles on the state of the art, advantages and disadvantages, current limitations, and future perspectives of cancer monitoring methods.
This special issue encompasses articles on the state of the art, advantages, and disadvantages, current limitations, and future perspectives of Pca monitoring and treatment methods.
To put it very simply, this is a serious issue encompassing freedom of thought, conscience and speech.
In particular, point x is a major issue encompassing almost all other issues.
'Social health issues' encompasses a diverse range of issues including: exposure to repeated traumatic events, separation from family members, low English language proficiency, poverty, housing problems, tensions in partner relationships and family violence.
The perception arises because social issues encompass factors that sit far outside the company's control and scope of operations.
The emerging issues encompass more effective education and prevention programs, better clinics, larger numbers of trained health-care workers and imaginative development projects to put AIDS-devastated societies back on their feet.
