crop up

No — say "An issue cropped up during the meeting.". The verb is intransitive, so it cannot be followed directly by a noun acting as an object.

Definition

phrasal verb. to happen or appear suddenly, especially when you did not expect it.

phrasal verb. to occur or appear unexpectedly or at intervals. The verb is intransitive and does not take a direct object.

simple

“Some small problems always crop up when we start a new project.”

contextual

“I'm sorry I'm late, but a few urgent issues cropped up at the office just as I was leaving.”

complex

“While the historical record is largely consistent, several anomalies crop up in the later chapters that challenge the author's primary thesis.”

This phrase is intransitive and usually describes problems, names, or topics appearing in a conversation.

Contrast with 'appear' or 'happen'; 'crop up' specifically suggests the event was unplanned or a slight nuisance.

An issue cropped up the meeting.

An issue cropped up during the meeting.

The verb is intransitive, so it cannot be followed directly by a noun acting as an object.

Particles

up

Separability

inseparable

Pattern

crop + up