The phrase "issue of procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an issue, problem, or concern related to a procedure or process. For example, you might say, "We had an issue of procedure with our new implementation plan, but we were able to resolve it."
John Bercow, the Speaker, said that this was not an issue of procedure (as Smith knew full well - he was just using the point of order mechanism to raise the matter on the floor of the Commons).
First is an issue of procedure: international bodies often operate with unaccountable and non-transparent processes.
But Durbin said that was an issue of procedure, not about putting off a vote on the Dorgan Amendment.
Her misgivings could grow as talks move from issues of procedure to those of substance, and as opposition increases among the nationalists.
So this case will now be decided at the court of appeals, and we will be raising issues of procedure in our appeal, as well as issues of fact and law".
Managers usually aren't trained to support customers beyond assisting with complaints or issues of procedure.
Commissioner Diamond said the city planned to appeal "the disappointing decision," adding that it turned on the narrow issue of administrative procedure.
The issue of bilateral procedures is controversial since the presence of two procedures in one patient violates the assumption of independent observations on which many statistical tests rely [60].
We are pleased to present the first issue of Biological Procedures Online.
This result holds with alternative nucleotide models (see Methods), and thus does not appear to be solely an issue of estimation procedures.
Therefore, the search for relevant information about methods compliant with the 3Rs is a key issue of authorization procedures for animal experiments in Europe.
