The phrase "struggle with issues" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have difficulty dealing with problems or challenges. Example: Many students struggle with issues such as time management and stress during exam season.
BARE Teenagers struggle with issues of identity, religion and burgeoning sexuality, to a rock score, in this contemporary musical set in a coed Catholic boarding school.
"Choir Boy," a new play by Tarell Alvin McCraney, follows a group of young, black prep school students as they struggle with issues of identity and sexuality.
As theaters large and small struggle with issues of relevance and financing, the Huntington's new approach suggests one way to gain traction.
And while some students skip class because they lack interest, others struggle with issues that overwhelm their ability to care about school.
Addicts often struggle with issues like chronic pain or manifestations of post-traumatic stress; physical ailments can feed depression and other emotional problems.
Now, he said, the idea is to reach a larger audience through the power of actors playing complicated characters who struggle with issues that happen to be, in his phrase, "ripped from the headlines".
Recruiters target these girls because they know they are struggling with issues of cultural identity".
Women's sports in particular have struggled with issues of sexuality.
The film focuses on inmates struggling with issues from motherhood to recidivism.
"They are unhappy at school and are struggling with issues around their appearance and self-confidence".
Like his half brother, Mr. Ndesandjo struggled with issues of racial identity.
