The phrase "a issued" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a grammatical error, as "issued" typically requires a subject or a determiner that is not "a."
Example: "A document was issued to all employees regarding the new policy."
Alternatives: "an issued" or "a release".
The Met Office has a issued yellow "be aware" warning - for Monday afternoon and evening - for heavy rain in south-west England.
Microsoft has already identified the way this specific strain of ransomware spread from device to device, and has issued a issued a fix.
To gain citizens' support, the Beijing municipal government took a series of measures before introducing the new fare: (a) issued a notice in social media explaining the new system one year prior the new fare was introduced.
In the simplest case, the weight of an edge pointing from country A to country B is the number of alerts A issued on B within the considered time frame.
A recent illustration of the impact of "bent science" on public health is evident in the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) draft assessment of bisphenol A issued this summer, declaring the chemical was safe as currently used.
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QUESTIONER: Is trust an issue?
England, that was an issue".
However, the deadline for issuing the form depends on who is issuing it: Form 1095-A, issued by the Health Insurance Marketplace must be provided by January 31 , 2017 but both Form 1095-B, whish issuedued by health insurance providers, and Form 1095-C, issued by certain employers for self-insured coverage, aren't due until March 2, 2017.
Injuries were also an issue.
