The phrase "overcome the issue of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to finding a solution to a challenge or problem. For example, "The team worked together to overcome the issue of limited resources and create an effective plan."
On Feb. 12: "It is to overcome the issue of anti-Semitism which... is indeed -- as I understand it and read -- getting to a point where it is as bad as it was in the 30's".
"We're going to overcome the issue of immigration," he said, making "the issue" sound like some sort of medical problem — or at least a source of great discomfort, if not grief.
By setting up the study in this way, Pomeroy aimed to mitigate the impact of bad second-tier teams (like, say, a rebuilding Indiana team with just one win in Big Ten play entering the weekend) and overcome the issue of unequal conference size.
But can social media marketing really overcome the issue of intent?
Cuadrilla says that it is hopeful it can overcome the issue of disposing of radioactive water.
This process can also help overcome the issue of catalyst deactivation and increase film continuity.
Apple can overcome the issue of critical mass with enough of its own Apple TV units in the market.
In order to overcome the issue of artifact, a normalization procedure is proposed and integrated with Fast Fourier transform.
CBD techniques also overcome the issue of noise power uncertainty that exists in an energy detector [2, 3].
Different kinds of solutions have been proposed to overcome the issue of AC grid instabilities affecting connected wind farms.
To overcome the issue of parameter dependence, Bayesian designs are proposed for two level models with and without covariates.
