"issue handling" is a valid phrase in written English and can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, you could say, "At the meeting, we focused on issue handling and problem resolution."
Well apparently former "Fly Girl," Jennifer Lopez has no issue handling such predicaments.
In 2004 Maddox began working as a contributing editor for the American edition of The Week magazine and as of 2007 continues to contribute weekly to the print issue, handling sections including "Main Stories", "Talking Points", and "Only in America".
Although each department must work on the basis of specific regulations on issue handling, in what cases, who is to be consulted, and how are usually not specified in these regulations but passed from one civil servant on the other (Zs. Kovácsy, personal communication, 2005).
Labor law in Canada is an issue handled by the provinces, except for a few industries like airlines and railways.
It was great work, and the Pentagon responded with a range of reforms — after which, I suspect, many people considered the issue "handled".
"Then-Secretary Shulkin dictated explicitly to John Ullyot how he wanted this particular issue handled," VA Press Secretary Curt Cashour told VICE News in a statement.
He has not had any issues handling snaps or handing the ball off.
She also narrowly tops Trump when it comes to filling Supreme Court vacancies, as well as another of the billionaire's signature issues: handling international trade.
How sensitively are the racial issues handled?
"It's getting more common to see these issues handled in court," she said.
Sharpston agrees that the ECJ has become more prominent, citing increases in the number of EU states and type of issues handled.
