The phrase "allowed to issue a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authorization is being discussed, particularly in formal or legal settings.
Example: "The committee is allowed to issue a statement regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "permitted to release a" or "authorized to provide a".
Am I allowed to issue a reasonable insult in return in order to protect myself?
As for Chinese companies seeking to raise funds from new shares in the U.K., they will be allowed to issue a maximum 15percentt of their share capital.
ECB boss Mario Draghi was only allowed to issue a promise that he would do "whatever it takes" to save the euro.
This "bad bank" should then be allowed to issue a bond backed by these troubled assets, which the BoE should buy via another round of QE.
The Asio chief is allowed to issue a journalist information warrant directly if the agency has made a request but the attorney general is yet to make a decision.
Plans for stock markets are again under way, and the Shenzhen Economic Zone in the south has been emboldened enough to propose that it be allowed to issue a special currency.
If the law is passed, the Alabama department of public health will no longer be allowed to issue or renew a health center license to an abortion clinic located within 2,000ft of a K-12 school's campus or property.
It was "appropriate" to issue an order allowing about 500 claimants to seek compensation, a court official said.
This has allowed GE Capital to issue a whopping $74 billion in bonds backed by Uncle Sam — making it the single biggest exploiter of the program, administered by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Horse established a refund anticipation loan (RAL) account at a financial institution for that client that allowed him to issue a bank check prior to the refund being received from the IRS.
Several lawyers said Mr. Fitzgerald could ask a judge to allow him to issue a report.
