The phrase "act issued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to a document or decree that has been officially released or enacted.
Example: "The act issued by the government aims to address climate change and promote sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "legislation enacted" or "decree published".
Prison officials, compelled to act, issued a call for a hangman.
But since 1972, there has been no major update of the Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act issued by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws.
Eventually, in December 2004, the SEC, using its rulemaking authority under the Investment Advisers Act, issued a final rule requiring hedge fund advisers to register under that act.
The requirement to test for lead in water dates to 1991, when the Safe Drinking Water Act issued a new mandate called the Lead and Copper Rule.
The Supreme Court's ruling on the Affordable Care Act, issued today, proves that sometimes the old cliché really is true: you can't tell the players — or how they voted — without a scorecard.
By The New Yorker June 28 , 2012The Supreme Court's ruling on the Affordable Care Act, issued today, proves that sometimes the old cliché really is true: you can't tell the players — or how they voted — without a scorecard.
Even Prince got in on the act, issuing a funky new track as a download through a third-party Twitter account, hours after Bowie annexed the airwaves.
The Supreme Court today withheld its ruling on the Affordable Care Act, issuing instead four opinions insufficiently flashy for widespread coverage in the press.
The suits claim the Agriculture Department violated the Administrative Procedure Act, issuing its rules with little public notice and no reasoned explanation and against overwhelming opposition from the public.
Washington gave his commanders wide latitude in how to act, issuing commands that they were to be "constantly harassing the enemy", and that they should be aggressive in their tactics.
Federal Act issuing a Federal Act implementing the REACH Regulation.
