The phrase "overlooked issue" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to an issue or problem that has been ignored or not given enough attention. Example: The government's policies have been focused on economic growth, but the overlooked issue of environmental degradation needs to be addressed before it's too late.
At the same time, one other chronically overlooked issue further drives people's need for emergency food.
In the realm of Big Data analytics, a critical yet often overlooked issue is that of (big) data integrity and accuracy.
It is not for Microsoft or for any supplier of goods or services to decide how much innovation, what price, or what features, the market will provide to consumers.ORLANDO SMITHCleveland, OhioSIR There is another, possibly overlooked, issue regarding Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
Re "10 Steps to Better Health Care," by Atul Gawande, Donald Berwick, Elliott Fisher and Mark McClellan (Op-Ed, Aug. 13): The writers touch on a significant but generally overlooked issue in the heated and often nasty debate about health care reform.
Updegrave: You raise an important, but often overlooked, issue when it comes to the 4percentt rule, or for that matter any withdrawal system designed to turn savings into reliable retirement income — namely, that the goal isn't just to make sure your nest egg lasts as long as you do, but also to avoid withdrawing so little to conserve assets that you live unnecessarily frugally in retirement.
An equally important, yet sometimes overlooked issue is the production of sufficient quantities of MoAb.
Bush-Leaning Persuadables: Our guess is that this group of voters includes people willing to overlook issue differences with Mr. Bush because of his generalized promises of "leadership" and perhaps because of Clinton fatigue as well.
Existing routing algorithms largely overlook issues associated with workload consolidation.
It also means that we really have to make a fuss if we want extra intervention and I worry that we are overlooking issues, medical or otherwise.
Some Republicans say they are willing to overlook issues related to undocumented workers or unpaid taxes for the opportunity to have a business-minded leader in the Labor Department.
But past experience shows that when bioscience foxes guard their own chicken coops, there's a tendency to overlook issues that fall outside possible benefits — like environmental, health or security dangers.
