The phrase "issues on hand" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a current or ongoing situation or problem that needs to be addressed or resolved. Example: The government is currently facing several pressing issues on hand, such as economic instability and rising unemployment rates.
In meetings with city officials, having hard data on social and environmental issues on-hand helps reinforce residents' arguments, says Irma Carranza, a longtime advocate for Santa Monica's Latino population.
In this work, we address two issues: on one hand, we consider and compare five throughput predictors to be used in a Web system in order to track its performance and, on the other hand, we propose a QoS-aware admission control and load balancing algorithm that prevents the Web system from sudden overload.
The present special issue, on one hand, intends to make a contribution for facing these challenges.
While the sincerity of the respondents regarding every day use of LLIN remains an issue on one hand, the discouragement due to frequent mosquito bites under the nets and the claim of recurrent experience of malaria episodes is a serious concern on the other hand.
The biggest issue on hand was that being a government-owned enterprise, nobody at the airline believed their jobs could come under threat.
But in many countries there is no concrete articulation of the issue on hand or clear evidence of what the "malaise" is.
Nevertheless, the issues concerning on one hand safety and on the other hand the possible risks of delaying radiotherapy in pregnant patients with breast cancer make PBI theoretically attractive as an alternative option.
No voter should be put in the position of choosing between important national issues on the one hand and clean government on the other.
Provide Inspiration to the subscribers by publishing progress on issues to hand (all transparent of course).
