The phrase "attestation issued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a formal declaration or confirmation has been provided, often in legal or official documents.
Example: "The attestation issued by the notary confirms the authenticity of the signatures on the contract."
Alternatives: "certificate issued" or "declaration made".
Differences were also found with regard to the physicians' management of disease, with fewer work incapacity attestations issued and longer consultation times in NT.
NT physicians had longer consultations, but they issued work incapacity attestations less often than their conventional colleagues.
Our results also show that NT physicians issued work incapacity attestations for a population of patients under 65 less often than COM physicians (3.2% in NT, 17.0% in COM).
It may also be possible that work incapacity attestations were either pre-existing or issued by other, non-study physicians.
According to the Ministry of Finance's (MOF) interpretation of IC standards, issued in 2010, the self-assessment and auditor attestation are of particular importance in making the IC system effective in China.
"Self-attestation of citizenship and identity is no longer an acceptable practice," the administration said in a rule issued on Thursday evening.
Secondly, our finding that an IC report with an auditor's attestation can facilitate seasoned-equity issuing is also new in the literature.
This should lead to a positive relationship between mutual-fund shareholding and the likelihood of issuing IC self-assessment reports with an auditor's attestation.
Hence, we have the following hypothesis: Ceteris paribus, firms controlled by the government are more likely to issue IC self-assessment reports and to attain an auditor's attestation.
When firms plan to raise additional equity in the market, they should have a strong incentive to issue more detailed IC reports and to attain an auditor's attestation, especially when the firm has no IC weakness.
Therefore, we arrive at the following hypothesis: Ceteris paribus, firms having equity-refinancing intentions are more likely to issue IC self-assessment reports and to have an auditor's attestation on the IC report.
