The phrase "one other issue" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to introduce another topic or point in a statement or conversation. Example: "We have discussed many problems with the project, but there is one other issue that needs to be addressed - the lack of funding."
As Alan Abramowitz of Emory University, among others, has demonstrated, when you know a voter's position on one other issue, guessing his or her position on trade is essentially a coin flip.
In all my years of activism, I have seen a comparable sense of unity among our people on only one other issue - the Presidential visit to the Bitburg cemetery.
With immigration reform on hold, only one other issue holds the same kind of media sway: gay rights.
This film is better on personalities than analysis, and one other issue into which it doesn't venture is the larger historical conflict between the forces of conservatism and modernism within the Bolshoi.
One other issue has apparently stumped everyone.
We want to bring out one other issue, too.
And any attempt to get the pipeline flowing smoothly has to address one other issue--cost.
One other issues with wearables: "As you get more types of wearables, how do you charge them all?" So Intel has a smart charging bowl, which is literally a bowl.
His apparent decision to abandon it dismayed voters and damaged his credibility on other issues.One of these was a "resources super-profits tax" which Mr Rudd announced last month.
The Yankees face one other pivotal issue down the stretch: whether slugger Aaron Judge, on his way back from a fractured wrist, can return to something approximating full strength and provide his typical production (.285/.398/.548 this season) in October.
One other core issue and practice that happens in our country is during times of political debate on key issues, health care, global warming, businesses and other outside groups pour millions of dollars into the debates through front groups - distorting the debate and muddying the waters of progress.
