The phrase "issue resides" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the location or source of a problem or concern.
Example: "The main issue resides in the lack of communication between departments."
Alternatives: "problem lies" or "concern exists".
The first issue resided in the construction of a database containing high quality transcriptional signatures obtained in an automated fashion.
Against the background of decades of communal violence, the question of where ultimate control over law-and-order issues resides — until now, with Britain, but henceforth with a yet-to-be-created justice ministry in Belfast — has carried momentous emotional and symbolic significance.
One of the issues resides in the very short half-life of HIF-1 α (<10 min), whereas the half-life of CAIX is more than 24 h (Rafajova et al, 2004).
The officer believes that it's going to take a lot more than a camera to fix issues residing in some agencies "The camera is a tool that exposes, but you have to have the right administration to fix those issues... it's up to the administration to act," he said.
Those issues may reside in the unstable household of a shrewish blonde (Bev Lauchner) and her co-dependent brood of male companions, including a volatile husband (Shawn Mahoney) and a conflicted brother (Justin Morck, in the film's most complex performance).
While some couples report additional reasons, which can include a greater desire for sex, the majority speak to issues that reside either within the couple or outside the relationship.
When media outlets like Fox News do nothing but propagate doubt, muddle the truth and discredit climate issues that reside at the core of News Corp's sustainability efforts, it seems curious -- scandalous, even -- that they are left to do so without so much as a disapproving look from the media mogul who spawned them.
Problematic issues mainly resided in the field of semantics.
