The phrase "are issued regularly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the frequency of the issuance of documents, reports, or other items.
Example: "The quarterly reports are issued regularly to keep all stakeholders informed of the company's performance."
Alternatives: "are released consistently" or "are distributed periodically".
They are issued regularly (daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly).
Updates on the operation are issued regularly, and health officials continue to monitor the area's drinking water.
Bulletins bearing latest scores, latest hands, & latest comments from the players are issued regularly as contest progressed.
Movie tie-in editions are issued regularly in the book business, but rarely has the contrast between two covers of the same title been so pronounced.
World Cup updates were issued regularly, like weather reports.
Many of these publications were issued regularly as supplements to the main company newsletter published in New York; for instance, the New York News, at some points during the 1960s, was printed on the back page of the J. Walter Thompson Company News.
This information will be issued regularly (e.g. 3 hourly) when there is a possibility that an eruption may occur to provide information on potential areas of ash fall and lapilli fall so that local communities can prepare (Figure 7). Figure 7 Sample of Regular Information (graphical format) in the new VAFF format.
An IUU vessel list is issued regularly, based on IUU vessels identified by Regional Fisheries Management Organizations.
These are issues regularly debated in public discourse; it is imperative that they be freely discussed in universities as well.
International guidelines for TB treatment are issued by WHO and regularly updated.
In England, regular medication for stable long-term conditions is normally managed via a repeat prescription process, whereby prescriptions are issued without a consultation but are regularly reviewed by the GP [ 10].
