The phrase "a report is issued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that a report has been formally released or published.
Example: "After the investigation concluded, a report is issued detailing the findings and recommendations."
Alternatives: "a report is released" or "a report is published."
A report was issued in June.
The guidelines and a report were issued by the National High Blood Pressure Education Program, part of the National Heart , Lung and Blood Institute
In 2008, following a five-year study, a report was issued by Chinese researchers and police officials confirming that the emperor had been deliberately poisoned with arsenic.
"The apparent scale of research funding required for becoming a biotechnology center may be beyond the reach of most metropolitan areas," according to a report being issued this week by the Brookings Institution.
Last week, a report was issued by two teams of scientists, from Japan and Wisconsin, that could quiet the debate over whether it is morally acceptable to destroy human embryos to obtain stem cells.
[In 2014, a report was issued by the European Electronic Privacy Information Center revealing that the RFID-powered flexible display technology distracted inspectors from their duties instead of improving the effectiveness of control, actually causing more opportunity for terrorists.
Because of the attention focused on these instances and their back-to-back-to-back-to-back timing, "political will" was forced to do something -- a report was issued, an announcement was made.
My colleague, Simon Kasif, a computational biologist from Boston University, and I organized such a workshop in 2004 and a report was issued by the American Academy of Microbiology.
A total of 780 results were analyzed, and a report was issued to participants within 3 weeks of each survey closing, well before the next panel shipment.
