The phrase "showing issues" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to display or present problems or concerns. Example: The report is lacking key data and is therefore showing issues with accuracy.
Some of these children are those that IHMS doctors reported as showing issues of self-harm, regression, aggression, bed-wetting and despair.
Users of Avast — which claims over 220 million global users of its antivirus and security products for Windows, Mac and Android — posted screenshots on Weibo, Avast's forum and other sites showing issues.
The group put some fun and sarcasm into their protest and made the video below -- where actors from the series dance happily to Pharrell's "Happy" tune, while showing issues Brazilians have to deal with on a daily basis: trash on the beach, awful traffic, absurdly high prices for gas, never ending and expensive construction projects, lack of infrastructure and safety, and more.
As the passenger flow is increasing, subway station facilities have shown issues incompatible with such a growth.
To show issues related to design and implementation of multihospital, emergency department (ED), injury surveillance, a city-wide system in the United States is discussed.
Previous outbreaks involving pasteurized SRC have shown issues with cross-contamination at retail and by food handlers [ 28, 45, 46].
Women experiencing near-miss episodes clearly show issues related to perceived quality of care [ 7] and this should be a matter of concern to health care facilities.
Bar chart showing fixed issues per month for Mozilla systems between jan 2009 to oct 2012.
While they haven't quite pinned down the source of their woes, various TVs are all showing various issues.
Alan L. Beller, the S.E.C. director of corporation finance, said recently that the commission was looking into road show issues.
Artie, a young mathematician, and Louise, a young artist, love each other, but are both so callow they let talk-show issues get in the way.
