"issues connected to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a particular topic or set of topics that are related to each other. For example, you could say: "We need to address the issues connected to water conservation in our state."
The fine is the largest ever for a British firm for issues connected to financial crime.
There are a number of issues connected to gambling in football, and all sports.
"This means we can continue running the festival on Worthy Farm, without any issues connected to this".
The Coral Reef Association Web site (//www.coralreef.org) has many pictures and updated resources on issues connected to the preservation of coral reefs around the world.
But because he could not calculate, let alone contain, the underlying issues connected to slavery, his presidency was as tragic as it was triumphant.
He spent some time in Washington, advising the Democratic Senators Carl Levin of Michigan and Jeff Merkley of Oregon on regulatory issues connected to Dodd-Frank legislation.
In addition, the law enforcement official said that prosecutors are examining similar issues connected to renovations made to Mr. Michel's house in Middle Village.
In general, Mr. Howard said, issues connected to Fannie and Freddie — whether legislative, political or civic — "were not a priority" for Mr. Gingrich during his time as speaker.
William Morris, head of school at Friends Academy in Locust Valley, said some students had transferred from public schools after witnessing a decline in services, an increase in class sizes and issues connected to classroom management.
The poll found that voters were increasingly distrustful of the coalition's handling of issues connected to the economy, although their confidence in other areas of government policy has held steady since September.
Meanwhile, a bid by local resident Bill McKinnon to secure a Judicial Review on issues connected to the Leeds Girls High School plans were dismissed as 'without merit' by a judge last week.
