The expression "solve the issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to addressing or resolving a problem or challenge. For example, "We need to come up with a plan to solve the issues we are facing."
"You can't solve the issues by simply addressing the cost base.
I've raised a point but I don't know how to solve the issues.
Mr. Orban said he would be able "to rapidly solve" the issues that the European Union has raised.
However, Stanistreet said that the proposals would do "absolutely nothing" to solve the issues facing the newspaper industry.
But when tea and cake can't solve the issues, contingency plans in case of disagreement are important, says Sevitt.
"These two fixes solve the issues that we know of," said James E. Lentz III, president of Toyota Motor Sales U.S. A
I thought the way that he answered the questions was very precise, well thought out and with a clear solution to solve the issues we face.
A spark, some timber and a blaze of goals would solve the issues that cause concern for those following the team".
More generally, Thabet took the government to task for failing to address and solve the issues that lead these workers to travel to Libya in the first place.
"It would be a perfect start for Jain if he's able to solve the issues surrounding Actavis," said a person with direct knowledge of the matter, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly.
As for adequate resources for truant officers to verify dropouts, he said individual schools decided how to use their resources, but added, "Money is not the problem, and money by itself won't solve the issues we deal with every day".
