The phrase "this issue was raised" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a topic or problem that has been brought up or mentioned in a conversation, meeting, or discussion. Example: During the town council meeting, this issue was raised by several community members who expressed concerns about the lack of affordable housing in the area.
This issue was raised last year by the former Securities and Exchange Commission chairman, Arthur Levitt.
Many human rights groups find this unacceptable, and President Obama himself, when this issue was raised during his campaign, did not disagree.
This issue was raised in Adnan's recent appeal, and ultimately became the reason the judge threw his conviction out and ordered a new trial.
"This issue was raised in the Stephen Lawrence Independent Review by Mark Ellison QC, published on 6 March, where he concluded there were defects in the level of information that the MPS revealed to the Inquiry".
"This issue was raised in the early 90's, and since that time all the scientific articles have concluded that these antidepressants do not cause suicide or homicide or suicidal thoughts," Mr. Preuss said.
Although the petition for certiorari did not urge us to limit the effect of Johnson v. New Jersey, this issue was raised in petitioner's brief as well as in the amicus curiae brief of the State of California, filed in support of petitioner.
This issue is raised in a very different form in Anna Jordan's London-bound two hander.
This issue is raised as laser welding for butt joint of thin metal plate is widely applied.
Whenever this issue is raised, it is met with a chorus of "surely the best people should be selected for the job".
Having failed to meet his own target of fewer than 10,000 net migrants a year, he is always on the defensive when this issue is raised.
This issue is raised by the removal of murals by the Polish-Jewish writer and artist Bruno Schulz from an apartment building in Drogobych, Ukraine.
