The phrase "are issued in multiple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or documents that are distributed or provided in various forms or quantities.
Example: "The tickets for the concert are issued in multiple formats, including digital and physical copies."
Alternatives: "are provided in various" or "are distributed in several".
These small-scale three-dimensional objects — like his "Telephone" (1974), two tin cans connected by a piece of string — were issued in multiple editions.
The book was a success, and multiple reprints were issued in the years immediately following its debut.
In a cruel twist, the Indonesian minister of law and human rights said a new regulation to be issued in a few months time would allow multiple judicial reviews, but until then only one was permitted.
All questions were issued in the forms of single-choice and multiple-choice tests, and scoring was automatically done using a reading machine.
Along with the evacuations, multiple watches and warnings were issued in accordance with Tropical Storm Chris.
The work in question is of course a multiple, a work created by an artist to be issued in a large (or a small) edition of identical copies.
A Landsbanki representative refused to confirm the reports, saying only that a statement would be issued later in the day, but multiple sources in Iceland told Forbes.com that the national financial services authority was now in control of Landsbanki.
The Supreme Court may decide to step in if multiple district courts are issuing different opinions.
Multiple feature interpretations and lack of scalability have been issues in the latest feature recognition research.
Large scale failures or degradation resulting from smaller initial failures or disruptions in networked system-of-systems are an issue in multiple areas - for example cascading failures in electrical power grids or large disruptions in national air traffic due to local or regional weather conditions.
