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The part of the sentence "the issue has been solved" is correct and used in written English
It indicates that a problem has been dealt with, and the situation is now resolved. You can use this phrase in any situation where you want to indicate that a problem or difficulty has been successfully resolved. For example, you could write: "After days of intense negotiations, the issue has been solved and an agreement has been reached."
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Analogously, once the issue has been solved, the disconnected subsystem can be re-plugged-in.
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After that game, Mourinho had said the issue had been solved with "a kiss and a cuddle".
Ever since private power companies like Reliance have taken over the sector in Mumbai, this issue has been solved to some extent – but this is a hub of skilled labour that the government does not recognise.
For graphene mesh pH sensors, this issue has been solved through a simple process of passivating the edge sites.
Insurgents who briefly seized the property last summer in their struggle for Fijian land rights had scared away prospective buyers, but that issue has been solved.
Officials say the issues have been solved.
Stadiums have been built, infrastructure has been fine-tuned to accommodate large crowds -- and last but not least, the kimchi issue has been solved.
The memory issue has been solved in 2013 by Van Lishout's implementation of MaxT, which makes the memory usage independent from the size of the dataset.
This issue has been solved to a large degree.
It is also a near certainty that this paper will not the last until those issues have been solved in a better and more acceptable way.
The paper presents how these issues have been solved in order to be able to test the control system with AC and DC faults.
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