'stress an issue' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance or urgency of a particular issue or problem. For example, "The mayor stressed the urgent issue of housing affordability at the town hall meeting."
We are worried about the long-term consequences of this on the knee joint as this definitely will increase the medial compartment stresses, an issue of unsolved debate.
Stress was an issue affecting adolescents; the coping strategies employed were sometimes maladaptive such as avoiding injecting themselves to escape stress.
"Stress is an issue of failed leisure time more than just a workplace issue," said Thomas Riehle, president for public affairs at Ipsos-Reid, a market research firm based in Vancouver, British Columbia, that conducted the study last weekend.
The anisotropic response of bacterial cellulose towards mechanical stress is an issue that must be considered in both characterization and utilization of BC-based materials.
Though he was under orders from Thatcher not to stress poverty as an issue, when he lost the argument over frozen child benefit it stressed itself.
Yet Verizon's customer service representatives say that even in their comfortable, well-lighted call centers, stress has become an issue to strike over.
Novel though it is for stress to be an issue in a strike, some observers think the Verizon workers may be making the complaint at a time of heightened public receptivity.
Thus, oxidative stress is indeed an issue during prolonged cold exposure in fish, which may also relate to the slow down of cellular repair mechanisms in the cold [10].
Devon expressed particular concern about the independent school sector where she said the "the pressure to achieve is sometimes more rigorous", but she stressed it was an issue that affected all schools across the board.
They also stressed this is an issue because Minister for Immigration, Peter Dutton, has the final say whether someone's visa is cancelled.
