The part of the sentence "we understand the issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express understanding or acknowledgement of an issue. For example: "We understand the issue of climate change and we are committed to doing our part to help mitigate it."
"We understand the issue of ebola, ebola is real, we agree the virus is a very terrible virus, but ebola is not in Liberia," he said.
"We understand the issue of global warming, but at the same time, because of the economy of the tribe, we are dependent on coal," said Cedric Black Eagle, the former chairman of the Crow Nation, who began contract negotiations with Cloud Peak.
We understand the issue and we have our heads around it - that's what the last run in the wet was about - so we are hoping for a much more productive day three and day four".
"We understand the issue of air pollution," he told reporters on Wednesday.
"We understand the issue is salmon and salmon habitat," Michael Culbert told The Globe and Mail in October.
Lesson two is that people reason within the frame; put differently, we understand the issue with the communications elements that are defined by the frame.
"We understand the issues and we have to adjust to make sure that we make the best of both worlds.
Until we understand the issues of our most vulnerable people, we will fail to help this nation's babies survive.
"I would encourage you not to create fear and concern about technological change until it's out there and we understand the issues," Mr. Page said.
But possibly these changes will come more easily now that we understand the issues and the opportunities that are emerging from systems biology.
"We understand the issues and know what is appropriate for Liberia".
