"tracking the issue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to the process of keeping up with the progress of a certain subject or problem. For example: "Our team is dedicated to tracking the issue and addressing any potential problems that arise."
"I think it's going to be a very big deal," said Stanley Greenberg, a Democratic pollster tracking the issue.
Shimon Samuels, the Paris representative of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, said there was no organized "Jewish lobby" tracking the issue.
Heba Morayef, a researcher at Human Rights Watch tracking the issue, said the courts "have never had this kind of face-off before" with the generals.
The Roosevelt Islander blog, which has been tracking the issue, has questioned whether vendors will be willing to pay the required $345-a-month 345-a-month 345-a-monthon to other New York City vending charges and licenses.
Another person who is tracking the issue is Steve Hutkins, a New York University professor whose Web site, Save the Post Office, attempts, among other things, to map the sale and possible sale of the buildings.
But people tracking the issue say there are enough examples to suggest the policies are becoming more mainstream, and in some states courts have upheld the legality of refusing to employ smokers.
VICE Canada is tracking the issues beyond the headlines in the lead-up to the federal election.
The findings drew concern from lawmakers and interest groups that track the issue.
News of the concert was first mentioned on a blog that tracks the issue, Atlantic Yards Report.
"It has very sharp teeth," said Sarah Sellers, a drug safety consultant who has tracked the issue for years.
As a person fond of cats and fascinated by birds, I tracked the issue for years without joining either camp.
