"solutions to issues" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential ways to address problems or difficulties. For example: "The company is actively seeking solutions to issues with employee retention."
Possible solutions to issues are further presented or proposed.
Finding solutions to issues in dispute has been a lifelong passion, Mr. Kheel said.
The youth activists he features, like Emily-Anne Riga, have created unique solutions to issues they care about.
The group will be dedicating the next few months to developing solutions to issues in digital security.
Workers work for companies for three years at a time, instead of their whole lives; young workers think about individual solutions to issues like health care.
Expensive and impractical G.E. animals are merely Band-Aid solutions to issues like childhood diarrhea and animal disease, failing to address underlying causes like poverty and unsanitary conditions.
These global dispatches offer ready entry points for projects that challenge students to propose their own solutions to issues that may strike close to home.
Details and examples of mechanical components are provided along with solutions to issues that arose over time.
The built environment is a reflection of our understanding through growing awareness of the solutions to issues that confront us.
Academics, companies, and policymakers should look for similar partnership opportunities as they can provide low-cost solutions to issues such as air pollution and climate change.
But over time, solutions to issues will arise, and as they are diffused across sectors, standard practices and performance expectations will take hold.
