"responded to this issue" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "The president responded to this issue by issuing a statement on the matter."
William responded to this issue with the same lack of urgency that he'd displayed toward the insurance claim.
While New York City has seen several public art controversies – like Richard Serra's Tilted Arc which caused an uproar for its inconvenience to pedestrians in the 1980s – for the first time the mayor's office has responded to this issue by hosting public hearings and an online survey for New Yorkers.
However, representationalists have more commonly responded to this issue by drawing a distinction between explicit and implicit belief.
Collins has already responded to this issue by giving these staff an additional reporting line to the Clinical Center director, NIH says. .
Egnyte responded to this issue by announcing Egnyte Protect today, part of an overall longer-term vision to use data-driven document protection that follows a folder or document across services.
Different states responded to this issue in different ways.
"This seems to me to be important to take into account in responding to this issue.
-What, if any, personal experiences have you had that enable you to respond to this issue?
Why, then, would Netflix have waited so long to respond to this issue?
Responding to this issue, Siemens has introduced what it says is the first waterproof hearing aid, capable of working as deep as three feet under water.
This article is much shorter than the last one, so I hope more readers will respond to this issue's poll question.
