The phrase "allegedly issued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is claimed to have been issued, but where the truth of that claim is not confirmed.
Example: "The document was allegedly issued by the government, but no official records have been found to support this."
Alternatives: "reportedly issued" or "supposedly issued".
Instead of seeking medical help, the staff allegedly issued a scolding, assuming that she was high.
As for the threat allegedly issued by her boyfriend, Sidot said: "It's a lie.
Faced with subordinates who failed to follow his orders, Blankenship allegedly issued a distinctive threat: "I could Krushchev [sic] you".
Mustafa Nayyem, a reformist legislator, published leaked documents allegedly issued by DTEK that set out plans to engineer protests.
Everbright's problems are the latest in a series of scandals over bank loans that were allegedly issued with little hope of their eventual repayment.
Shilpi has now been arrested on suspicion of murder alongside three villagers including imam Mofiz Uddin, who allegedly issued the edict.
The prosecutor, Muhthaz Muhsin, had been detained since February along with a judge for allegedly issuing an arrest warrant against Gayoom for corruption.
It will then gather them together by using Facebook and social media.His first case is against private parking companies for allegedly issuing excessive penalty charges, the subject of a separate case currently before the Court of Appeal, and the Driving and Vehicle Licensing Authority.
In a separate incident involving contentious questionnaires at school, a New Mexico teacher is on leave for allegedly issuing an offensive sex survey to students.
At this time he was criticised in Parliament by Arthur Calwell for allegedly issuing a verbal order whilst commander of the 6th Division that no officer was to be commissioned unless they had at least attained an Intermediate Certificate.
Perhaps the answer lies in who is behind Ionatron, a character named Robert Howard who was fined $42,000 by the SEC for improperly tipping off a friend and then three years later fined $2.7 million for allegedly "issuing false and misleading statements about its earnings projections," according to TheStreet.com.
