Sentence examples for this issue address from inspiring English sources
The phrase "this issue address" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "this issue addresses"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing how a particular topic or document deals with a specific problem or concern. Example: "The report outlines how this issue addresses the concerns raised by the community."
The four original papers in this issue address multiple topics.
Many of the problems are cultural and for that reason several of the papers in this issue address the need to change attitudes as much as the technical requirements for the electronic infrastructure.
Both feature stories in this issue address depression.
Many of the articles in this issue address these challenges and illustrate the role of Land System Science as a central and critical component of global sustainability science.
Two papers in this issue address challenges of diagnosing AR, particularly when selecting diagnostic modality and appropriate patients for immediate hypersensitivity testing.
The articles contained in this issue address this threat by exploring new technology for identifying falsified medicines, field innovations for defining their prevalence, and the broader policy implications that demand our attention.
Steve Baldwin, of the Bingo Association, said: "We would like to see this issue addressed in the budget.
I think it shows we are much closer to having this issue addressed by the Vatican than most people realize".
Nowhere in the NISPPI is this issue addressed.
Another innovative article in this issue addresses the immunomodulatory role of lysophosphatidic acid (LPA) in CRS.
In this sense, three contributions to this special issue address this topic.
