The phrase "produce issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the creation or generation of problems or challenges in a particular context.
Example: "The new software update may produce issues that affect user experience."
Alternatives: "create problems" or "generate challenges".
The society continues to produce issues of the journal periodically as material and resources permit.
"When George does that, that's one thing, but when you're in a situation where there's a family transition going on, for one of four siblings to speak like that can produce issues".
Genetic testing results produce issues of identity crises because they make people feel as if they are no longer self-governing.
In particular, some SpRs feared that eliciting a patient's concern would lengthen the consultation or produce issues they did not have the skills to deal with: 'I usually wait for the patient to open up to me because probing can be quite difficult.
Mr. Gore, with roughly $13 million left to spend before the Democratic convention in August, would help the Democratic Party meet a goal of $35 million to produce issue advertisements over the next four months.
Radar, a magazine that both celebrated and made fun of celebrities, garnered a lot of attention from the press when it produced issues in the spring and summer of last year.
"To be told yesterday 'George is an artist and doesn't have time for producing issues' so contravenes the understanding, that I feel it is pointless to try and continue".
Martin's flair and brilliance produced issues such as the all-graphic Magic Theatre Oz; his Plant a Flower Child collage in issue five symbolised the spirit of free love; his Bob Dylan cover for issue seven, later published as a poster in metallic inks, like his Jimi Hendrix cover, was as electrifying as the music.
Make sure you research the producing issues that may affect your movie before or during production.
When Picabia began publishing a new series of 391 in Paris, Tzara seconded him and, Richter says, produced issues of the magazine "decked out in all the colors of Dada".
While lifetime and past year partner violence is commonly explored as distinct outcomes, since these were both included in the same model as covariates, this produces issues with collinearity.
