The phrase "issue of necessity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or topic that is essential or required.
Example: "In times of crisis, the issue of necessity often dictates our actions and decisions."
Alternatives: "matter of urgency" or "question of need".
"The memo explains issues of necessity, self-defense and the meaning and applicability of treaties.
"There are fundamental issues of necessity, principle, cost and viability that remain unanswered," he said.
"I will not issue messages of necessity to eliminate the possibility of public disclosure and debate on important public issues".
"This is not an issue of compelling necessity," said Sherwin Belkin, a partner in Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman, a law firm that has advised owners on how to use demolition applications to upgrade their properties.
In this way, they can situate themselves in a better position to help the Iranian people, without risking the success of the people's movement for change, or risking their own chances at negotiating with Iran on issues of mutual necessity.
"Once you accept the underlying issue of the medical necessity of marijuana," Mr. Entwistle said, "it disqualifies the federal argument against its medicinal use".
This, and the issue of the defence of necessity, is ultimately a matter for the trial judge.
Mr. Cuomo, saying, "If there is an issue that fits the definition of necessity, I believe it's gun violence," waived the normal three-day waiting period between introduction of new legislation and a vote.
The lawsuit also asserts that Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo had no basis for issuing a so-called message of necessity, which allowed lawmakers to vote on the marriage bill immediately after the language was drawn up, rather than allowing it to "age" for three days, as is usually required.
