'network issues' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to technical problems or difficulties that are associated with a network such as a computer network or phone network. For example: We were unable to connect to the WiFi due to network issues.
But with the Longhorn Network issues still looming, the longtime rivals are far apart.
Until now, Ofcom has said it merely "expects providers to deal fairly and sympathetically with customers who experience a lack of service due to mobile network issues".
After San Francisco built a new international terminal, for instance, the Inspass kiosks were not hooked up, though Mr. Knight said they would be once network issues were resolved.
Cue network issues, a swiftly-pulled launch, and the admission by BlackBerry's head of BBM Andrew Bocking that the Android and iOS versions of BBM need some more work.
It was unclear if the network issues were a result of an overload of people using the network to make calls, or if any cellular towers were damaged in the earthquake.
There are, as you might imagine, network issues.
The network issued a statement saying that Mr. Hughley would remain a contributor for the network.
Two hours later, the network issued a correction stating, "Tiger is defending title, not hosting".
The network issued this statement: "All contractual obligations to the former 'Real World' cast members have been fulfilled.
Interpol, the international police network, issued a worldwide alert to security agencies requesting help in tracking down seven fugitives who escaped from a Saudi prison on Saturday.
Practical Action worked with a UK-based private sector carbon broker to help the network issue the country's first ever carbon credits.
