The phrase "issue has been caused" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a problem or difficulty that has been brought about or created by someone or something. Example: The delay in the project completion deadline was caused by a lack of communication among team members. This issue has been causing significant problems for the company.
The issue has been causing ongoing concern as trusts try to "deliver high-quality timely care within available finance".
Instagram confirmed today that an issue has been causing some accounts' follower numbers to change.
In that instance, FaceApp later said the issue had been caused by bias in their AI training dataset.
Facebook announced Wednesday night that Instagram was back in service, and Thursday morning — about 24 hours after the problem began — it said that the issue had been caused by "a server configuration change" and that its systems were recovering.
A Taylor Wimpey spokesperson said: "It is our view that the issues have been caused by a combination of various design features unique to this scheme and the poor performance of contractors in the design and construction process".
None of the official BBC channels made any statement about why the site had gone down, whether it was an internal or external problem or whether the issues had been caused by anybody else.
And while it's impossible to know if the hurlers issues have been caused by his blowing past the 180 inning stop sign put up by his agent Scott Boras and surgeon Dr Andrews, here's what I do know: Harvey has earned the right to be mediocre in 2016.
It said: "Some of these issues have been caused by freight trains breaking down on our Cardiff to Manchester/Holyhead routes.
An apology was issued for the "damage that has been caused," and an official statement was made that after four decades of working with countless people from the gay community, it was clear that sexual orientation cannot be changed.
