'relate to this issue' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to point out that something is relevant to a problem, topic, or set of circumstances. For example, "We need to consider how these changes relate to this issue before making a decision."
The automaker also told N.H.T.S.A. that the sole fire on a customer vehicle "that may relate to this issue" occurred in Canada on June 18.
Mr. Obama's office would not release the text of what it called a three-page letter on a "host of issues" between the two countries, "several sentences of which relate to this issue".
I can think of a lot of women who can relate to this issue.
The whole story got a lot of attention from the press and I think that a lot of the attention was brought on because of how easy it is to relate to this issue.
Related to this issue is the transcendence and arbitrary action of the creator deity.
"There are no changes in our flight schedules related to this issue.
(The company denies buying illegally logged wood but says that it may face criminal charges relating to this issue).
She has requested time away from her day-to-day activities to help resolve any questions related to this issue, and is cooperating fully with the review.
"As noted previously, there have been no verified claims, complaints or reports of any kind related to this issue," Fisker noted in the report.
"Certainly one has to wonder what happened to the principle of imprisonment as a last resort, and the 29 recommendations relating to this issue," Dodson told the press club.
"We have suspended a number of accounts related to this issue for violating our rules and we are in the process of evaluating how we can further improve our policies to better handle tragic situations like this one.
