"less issue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is less of a problem or something that has become less of a problem. For example, "We have been able to address many of the issues surrounding this project, so there are less issue to worry about now."
A scaled-back drone campaign will, at the very least, be one less issue to argue over.
"I want her to grow up very confident and very comfortable with things and so this is one less issue for her to have to deal with.
Zoe Williams, in a generally thoughtful piece in the Guardian, took less issue with the caesarean section decision and more with the adoption decision which she suggested "should truly worry us".
If PERV risks can be taken off the table, cross-species transplantation researchers will have "one less issue to deal with," says Daniel Salomon, a transplant immunologist and physician at Scripps Research Institute in San Diego, California.
When he published his essay in Harper's he was beginning to come out of his depression, and to aspire to a fiction that was less issue-based and theory-bound.
The roof-top position could be more interesting and could lead to less issues (resistance of the cabin must be assessed and components probably reinforced).
"Thankfully the track goes to the left and we're having a lot less issues with chatter when it goes this way.
This is an attempt to make your phone work for longer with less issues, not to get you to switch away from it.
On the low-end iPad, for example, you could only carry about 32 (or less) issues before you were completely out of room on the device.
"Documentaries that are more cinematic, stylistically unconventional and less issue-focused retain the power to challenge audiences' views of the world, but perhaps in a subtler way," says Paola Mottura, Documentary Program Manager for IFP.
The dryer, the crisper the ballot is, the less issues you're going to have with the machine," Ryan said.
