"procedure issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any type of problem that arises from a set process or procedure. For example, "The company encountered a procedure issue when trying to process payments with the new software."
In the background loom Mr. Icahn's future claims about the change in voting standard and issues with procedure, issues that are probably much weaker claims for reasons I've elaborated on before.
It is a further question, to what extent this procedure issues in different non-rejectable principles in different times and places featuring different circumstances.
The Dodgers downplayed the significance of the procedure, issuing a written statement that said Greinke would be back on his normal routine "in a few days".
This study was approved by the ethical committee of Department of Pharmacy, University of Malakand according to animals Bye-Laws 2008 (Scientific procedure Issue-1).
The purpose of this roundtable was to assess measurement procedure issues for the NHANES monitoring of biomarkers of folate and vitamin B-12 status, which included past, current, and future surveys.
Mr. Lane told Judge Casey that Congress, which passed the bill with a bipartisan majority in October, began studying the abortion-procedure issue in 1995.
Ethical committee of the department of pharmacy approved the study protocols (Case approval # E- AM-01-2009) as per "Bye Laws 2008 of the University of Malakand (Scientific procedures Issue- I)".
Their evidence related to accident and emergency procedures, issues relating to the liver and microscopic changes to tissue.
He also vowed to interpret his waiver power to preserve a "maximum measure of flexibility," foreshadowing the procedures issued on Tuesday.
The amended vetting procedures issued by the Association of Chief Police Officers earlier this year may make a transfer between forces less likely, but the practice of permitting resignation in the face of disciplinary investigation continues to send the wrong message to rank and file officers – one of tolerance when faced with their misconduct.
