The phrase "as later issued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been published or released at a later time than the original mention.
Example: "The report was initially released in January, as later issued in the updated version in March."
Alternatives: "as subsequently published" or "as later released".
First unveiled as a vinyl-only track on (What's the Story) Morning Glory and later issued as part of an NME Brat Pack '96 compilation cassette, the song was originally intended to be Bonehead's "Ringo" moment.
The song was later issued as a promotional single for Love? in January 2011 and appeared on the album.
"Play Dead" was recorded after the album's release and was later issued as a bonus track in a few regions.
Ferrier's discography consists of studio recordings originally made on the Columbia and Decca labels, and recordings taken from live performances which were later issued as discs.
"Headfirst Slide into Cooperstown on a Bad Bet" impacted United States modern rock radio on June 15 , 2009 while "What a Catch, Donnie" was later issued as Folie à Deuxs third and last single.
Since then several more versions have been made available: Harry Bicket's 2001 recording for Arthaus, which was later issued as a DVD; René Jacobs with the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra for Harmonia Mundi in 2001; and a performance by the Aradia Ensemble under Kevin Mallon, recorded in 2004 and issued under the Naxos label in 2005.
Trump defended it on Twitter as "locker-room" talk and later issued a half-apology, but in response, Canadian author Kelly Oxford encouraged her female followers on Twitter to share their experiences of abuse and sexual assault.
Trump defended it on Twitter as "locker-room talk" and later issued a half-apology in a video online, but in response, Canadian author Kelly Oxford encouraged her female followers on Twitter to share their experiences of abuse and sexual assault.
The policy, carried out by overzealous officials, was described by some as "patronising and humiliating" and Ascot later issued admission refunds to those affected.
A year before his assassination in June 2005, the Lebanese journalist Samir Kassir published a powerful short book in French (later issued in English as "Being Arab") exploring the roots of what he called the "Arab malaise" of the early 21st century.
