"issues where" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something specific, for example, "The council debated several issues where budget cuts were necessary."
BACK ISSUES Where can I find back issues of the magazine?
"There's some issues where we're all in it together".
What issues, where, are not being covered by the media, or are being covered incorrectly?
And there are other issues where Americans remain the ones from Mars.
"There are so many issues where people need competent counsel, and it's just not out there.
Or one of the issues where the Democrats have a clear advantage, such as health care?
Gun control is one of those issues where deep political division hides a general national consensus.
But there are plenty of issues where progressives are on the wrong side of the experts.
"We will support the government on all issues, where such support is justified".
And it's not just safety issues where the government's interests conflict.
It is essential not to interrupt dialogue even on those issues where positions differ substantially.
