The phrase "agreement issued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a formal agreement or contract has been created and distributed to relevant parties.
Example: "The agreement issued by the legal department outlines the terms and conditions of the partnership."
Alternatives: "contract released" or "agreement distributed".
In exchange, Rosneft would take a stake in still unspecified oil developments managed by ENI outside of Russia, according to a statement about the agreement issued by Rosneft.
"From now on, LG Card will be managed by the Korea Development Bank," the credit card company's 16 creditor banks said in a joint agreement issued late in the evening.
MJR's research was carried out at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, under a contract with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, through the NASA Astrobiology Institute under cooperative agreement issued through the Science Mission directorate, No. NNH13ZDA017C (Icy Worlds), at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
In 1922, a status quo agreement issued by the mandatory authority forbade the placing of benches or chairs near the Wall.
The resolution called on Gerawan Farming "to comply with state and federal laws, including labor relations, anti-discrimination, and minimum wage and hour laws, and to immediately implement the agreement issued by the neutral mediator and the state of California".
Uber drivers covered by a class action lawsuit against the San Francisco company will not be affected by a new Uber driver agreement issued last week, a federal judge ruled on Thursday.
The number of confidentially agreements issued by councils soared from 179 in 2005 to 1,027 in 2010.
James A. Guest, president of Consumers Union, a nonprofit group that publishes Consumer Reports magazine, said editors there could recall several similar examples of such user agreements issued by companies.
Figures obtained by BBC Wales show that more than half the 612 agreements issued in Wales came from Betsi Cadwaladar health board which covers north Wales.
Five years into one of the biggest franchise agreements issued by the city, roughly half of homes still have no access to fiber network connections--most of them concentrated in low-income areas like Upper Manhattan, the South Bronx, Western Queens and Central Brooklyn.
An analysis of 12 such agreements issued from 2009 to mid-2012 showed that they included requirements for author agreements, publication plans and the posting of study results.
