The phrase "the issues listed below" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a list of issues or topics that will be discussed in the following text. Example: "In this report, we will address the issues listed below: environmental concerns, budget constraints, and employee retention rates."
Many of the issues listed below are checked in Word.
B. If the faculty member holds an appointment in the School of Social Work, students may use the procedures described herein to address the issues listed below.
We believe that the issues listed below merit further investigation.
Prior to acceptance you need, however, to address the issues listed below: 1) A major criticism concerns the binding data obtained by ITC.
All reviewers however feel that your manuscript requires a revision in which you may address the issues listed below: 1) It is desirable that the authors provide causal evidence that it is indeed chitinase activity that is required for infection.
I therefore recommend the manuscript for indexation without reservations, if small minor issues listed below can be addressed.
The authors should, however, respond to the referees' issues listed below prior to final acceptance of their work: 1) BL treatment reverts PAMP-triggered SGI only partially, but never fully (see Figure 4).
Before proceeding, check for these other common radiator issues listed below.
The most important issues are listed below: 1) Figure 1B, the Western Blot.
Some of the 99 problems listed below are issues that came with the job, others have developed during his brief tenure through no fault of Trump's, and still others are the result of the administration's elevation of a variety of fringe figures, oddballs, and Trump family members who have little to no experience in government.
This list adds tens of thousands of additions, corrections and changes of ownership to three lists of Sanborn fire insurance maps issued by the Western Association of Map Libraries in the 1970s (listed below under Hoehn, Woodruff and Hunt; and Rees and Hoeber).
