The phrase "usual issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that typically causes difficulty or confusion, or when something typically happens with regular frequency. Example sentence: We anticipate that we will experience the usual issue of limited resources when working on this project.
In 1624 the copper kwan-ei was first issued and remained in vast variety the usual issue for more than two centuries.
The usual issue in deciding who owns a ballet, like a sculpture or a photograph, is whether the dance was created in the course of duties for which the artist received a salary.
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved one of President Bush's appeals court nominees today after a debate that was less about the usual issue of the candidate's ideology than about his membership in an all-male fishing club.
On foreign policy, it was fascinating to listen to the Foreign Secretary tic through the usual issue sets — Iran, Afghanistan, Europe, global development, humanitarian intervention, etc. — and to discover that there is hardly any distance between his coalition's views and that of the Labour government it is succeeding.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet On foreign policy, it was fascinating to listen to the Foreign Secretary tic through the usual issue sets — Iran, Afghanistan, Europe, global development, humanitarian intervention, etc. — and to discover that there is hardly any distance between his coalition's views and that of the Labour government it is succeeding.
It looks like Town & Country (In Defense of Good Taste) is trying to spice things up with a racier than usual issue.
But, despite its downbeat ending, and perhaps as a result of its 21st-century vantage point, '71 does not have the usual issue-movie piety.
"The usual issues with babysitters".
Treatment options are often confounded with the usual issues of contact lens compliance, intolerance, and complications.
Of course, the school boards raise the usual issues to support the need.
Now it's about the usual issues - how to live as a fresher, things like that".
