"issues pointed out" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to problems that have been identified or brought to attention. For example: "The issues pointed out by the auditor must be addressed before the project can continue."
"I've concluded that the contract cannot be awarded at present," said Mr. Gates, citing the "significant issues" pointed out by the G.A.O.
The group never took a position on the war, and most of its staff members were opposed, but those who worked on Kurdish and Iranian issues pointed out the potential benefits.
A study by Michael McCann, a professor at Vermont Law School who is an expert on sports and legal issues, pointed out that of the 21 high school players who declared for the draft from 1975 to 2001, four became superstars — Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant, Jermaine O'Neal and Tracy McGrady — and only four never made it to the N.B.A.
The diplomats, who spoke on condition of anonymity because NATO forbids publicly discussing intelligence issues, pointed out that the former Estonian official, Herman Simm, was arrested last year, and that NATO would not have waited so long to respond if it had wanted to retaliate directly.
All in all, the software provides a very convenient solution to the main issues pointed out at the introduction.
We conclude that the issues pointed out in this study cannot necessarily be avoided by using an initial condition which is far from the threshold value (mathbf{u}_{theta}) for firing.
During his news conference, Mr. Wei was eager to move on to other issues, pointing out that two million people remained homeless and vulnerable as winter approached.
Ms. Weiss had her defenders: Some online commenters praised her for tackling her daughter's weight issues, pointing out that it was Bea's doctor who said that there was a problem.
Those involved with dietary issues point out that two tablespoons of peanut butter contain about 190 calories, 5 grams of polyunsaturated fat and 3 grams of saturated fat, and that peanuts are a good source of protein.
These issues point out the need of an age-matched control group.
He also talks about scaling issues, pointing out that Digg has at least 500 servers in its various data centers.
