The phrase "issue pertaining to" is grammatically correct and is frequently used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to introduce a topic or subject that is being discussed or described in more detail. Example: The article discusses pressing issues pertaining to climate change and its impact on our environment.
Longoria was having none of this: "Of all the candidates, Mitt Romney is probably the one on the wrong side of every issue pertaining to Latinos: education, the economy, health-care access".
A 2008 poll taken by Nationwide Insurance of 1,500 motorists found that 48percentt of people who multitasked behind the wheel did so because they felt an urgent need to address an issue pertaining to school or work; 33 percent said they felt pressure to stay connected socially.
Another issue pertaining to the limits of science is whether certain moral positions are inherently linked to scientific data.
The most important issue pertaining to the current understanding of fractured wells in tight reservoirs, namely the long linear trends in the production response, is noted, and the potential of new methods to evaluate such reservoirs is discussed.
While a number of recent studies have been devoted to addressing some of these issues, the issue pertaining to the hierarchical nature of collision data has not been addressed adequately.
However, this minor issue pertaining to an insignificant discrepancy in the total area does not affect the resulting PAI indexes as they were calculated using the normalized numerical figures (refer to Eq. (4)).
Conspicuously absent in the interview were issues pertaining to sexual morality, such as contraception and abortion.
Fehr said Thursday's negotiations focused on free agency and other issues pertaining to players' contracts.
But issues pertaining to free agency, arbitration and contract limits also remain unresolved.
"We've never had an administration so cooperative with issues pertaining to the cab drivers, he said.
They will then discuss and write about issues pertaining to national security and disclosure as it relates to terrorist threats.
