The phrase "actually issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the reality or truth of certain problems or concerns in a discussion or argument.
Example: "While many people believe the project is on track, there are actually issues that need to be addressed before moving forward."
Alternatives: "real problems" or "genuine concerns".
After shooting the photos and filling out the requisite paperwork, the volunteers take their evidence to summons officers in their precinct, who actually issues the summons.
These include removing implicit guarantees, capping leverage, reducing duration mismatch and increasing transparency on who actually issues and holds these products.
Until Abdullah actually issues the decrees, it remains to be seen whether he will be the first son of Saudi Arabia's modern unifier, King Abdul Aziz ibn Saud, to undertake significant political change.
American Express has an edge, says someone in the data business who has worked with the company, because it actually issues the card (whereas MasterCard and Visa are in partnership with banks), enabling it to put cookies on users when they log in to check their statements and see where else they go online.Auctions can also be data mines.
If the board of the 70-year-old fund actually issues the stock, it will create a new class of shareholders with the right to veto any move by owners of common shares to convert the fund to open-end status.
The city that never sleeps actually issues about 10 million tickets per year.
The Palisades Park people actually issued me a permit to collect spider webs in the park.
Fortunately, by the time the patent actually issued, its claims had been narrowed significantly.
So far this year, the number actually issued is around two hundred and forty; in June, zero.
One station in New Hampshire actually issued refunds after selling more ads than it could air.
Would anyone who was not joking but actually issuing a threat give an airport "a week and a bit"?
