The phrase "as she issued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that occurs simultaneously with someone giving or distributing something, such as a statement or command.
Example: "As she issued the final report, the team gathered around to discuss its implications."
Alternatives: "as she released" or "as she delivered".
"We see no evidence of a turnaround in the works," Ms. Weinswig wrote in a note to clients as she issued a sell recommendation on Penney shares.
The European Union fisheries commissioner, Maria Damanaki, wants this, as she made vividly clear in a speech in July as she issued proposed reforms.
"The woman was not armed but as soon as she issued orders, the men would go on a killing rampage," one employee said.
At Penney, a Number of Challenges Remain | "We see no evidence of a turnaround in the works," the analyst Deborah Weinswig of Citigroup, who had been a J. C. Penney cheerleader, wrote in a note to clients as she issued a sell recommendation on Penney shares.
"Describe me as quite tall!" said Lynne V. Cheney, who measures 5 feet 2. But even as she issued that self-mocking request, it was clear that the new chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities needed no added height to give her stature.
'Surely there must be a couple of new Ada Lovelaces lurking in this land?" exclaimed digital doyenne Martha Lane Fox last month, as she issued a call for women to turn their hands to tech – part of her new plan, dubbed Dot Everyone, for an internet-savvy nation.
On the new album her voice is often a ghostly presence, tucked in amid choruses as she issues advice like, "Hold on my people/Keep on moving on".
As a result, she issued Bernstein's first report on Amazon, saying it would "underperform" the market; its stock fell 6percentt.
As a peace offering, she issued an open invitation to all Somali women to attend a luncheon at her City Hall office.
As her days were dwindling, she issued instructions on how I was to look after him in the family house.
Long perceived as Mr. Bloomberg's preferred choice, she issued a cautious joint statement with a key ally, Councilman Domenic M. Recchia Jr. of Brooklyn, chairman of the Finance Committee.
