The phrase "issue faced" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: One of the biggest issues faced by the company was a lack of funding for new projects.
In addition to making the technology work, the most pressing issue faced by FirstNet is cost.
Sand production while producing hydrocarbons from a well is a critical issue faced by the oil and gas industry.
They'd find that the issue faced by patients like Mary is often more socioemotional than organizational.
It's an issue faced by all large companies today, and one that dancers find frustrating.
One issue faced by the board is what to do about those loans.
"This is an issue faced by governments around the world, enterprises around the world".
A core issue faced within agile manufacturing is the need for appropriate and supporting production and operations systems.
However, the statement stressed: "one common issue faced by all sex workers is their vulnerability to and experience of violence".
This is precisely the issue faced by Sarah Farmer, the founder in 1884 of the Greenacre community in Eliot, Maine.
Few people think of it as an issue faced by students, and it's still something of a taboo subject.
One relevant issue faced by generation companies is the commitment of the units, the scheduling of them over a daily (or longer) time frame.
