"unfinished issues" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to topics which have not yet been resolved or concluded. For example: "We need to discuss the unfinished issues before we can move on to the next item on the agenda."
Although the Milošević trial will forever remain unfinished, the issue of the utilisation of the records of the proceedings should not be underestimated.
Deal with resentments, then move on; resolve unfinished business; take care of old issues.
Patricia Ireland, president of the National Organization for Women, said she hoped that the next first lady would work to complete the "unfinished business" of issues of women's equality.
It is about bringing more awareness to our own unmet needs, agendas, issues, unfinished business and thwarted dreams.
Unfinished business, unresolved issues, emotional baggage, irreconcilable differences, misunderstandings, call it what you will, but whatever you call it, they're not good for relationships.
By Elizabeth B. Mupfumira Africa joined the rest of the world in commemorating World AIDS Day, with a call for the continent to look for forward-thinking, innovative and bold solutions to address the unfinished and remaining issues on AIDS in order to realise an AIDS-free generation.
As concerns completing unfinished structures, one issue is whether it is possible to discern original design intent altogether.
Due to intellectual property, contractual requirements, unfinished design, or technical issues during final model compilation, the final merged model lacks essential data for contractors such as the trade of each object in the model.
"It's an unfinished promise to take a look at this issue, and it hasn't happened".
