"issues that were presented" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to topics or matters that have been discussed previously, usually in a formal setting. For example: "At the meeting, a number of issues that were presented needed to be addressed."
We're monitoring very closely the issues that are presented," he said.
Novel ecosystems and the underlying theory (representing a central theme for this special issue) have recently (and contentiously) arisen in the field of restoration ecology to address the unique management issues that are presented by these altered systems (Hobbs et al. 2006, 2009).
Although she works with a variety of life issues that are presented to her in therapy, her passion is to understand the vast complexities of all relationships.
In this paper, we analyze the recommendations and approaches of ethics consultants from the US and Japan concerning this case and also discuss the legal and institutional aspects of terminal care issues that are presented.
"There are 58 facilities across the whole of NI and the proposals as are currently emerging would suggest about a 40% total closure across all of those facilities so we're staying in line with the issue that was presented".
Especially when an author is esteemed in a field, claims about a controversial issue that are presented as well-grounded are often reproduced repeatedly and unquestioningly.
"There are lots of issues that were present before Brexit and are still present.
Participants sorted 54 subjective statements on a range of issues that were present in the current national discourse.
The Lincoln-Douglas debates, Jaffa explained, turned on issues that were present at the very founding of western civilization and that we must face again today.
