The phrase "issue a condemnation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when formally expressing strong disapproval or criticism of an action, event, or statement.
Example: "The organization decided to issue a condemnation of the recent human rights violations reported in the region."
Alternatives: "release a statement of disapproval" or "make a formal denunciation."
This caused Knesset Speaker Ruby Rivlin, the self-styled conscience of the Likud, to issue a condemnation of his own — namely, of the Tel Aviv University audience.
Saxony's interior minister, Markus Ulbig, was quick to issue a condemnation, telling German media on Sunday: "This renewed excessive violence is outrageous and unacceptable".
Troops and tanks were deployed to the besieged city of Hama at the weekend, with casualties reported to be mounting rapidly - increasing pressure on the 15 members of the Security Council to issue a condemnation of the regime's actions.
Eristavi said: "There's a culture of impunity among Ukrainian far-right extremists that is flourishing on the local governing and political elite's inability to issue a condemnation of violent paramilitaries".
In a statement, the Yugoslav and Serbian governments demanded that the Council issue a condemnation of the Albanian attacks and set "the shortest possible deadline for measures for an urgent pullback of Albanian terrorists," or Yugoslavia "will invoke its legitimate right to solve the problem itself".
A week ago, the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council issued a condemnation of Dr. Schlessinger's radio commentary and recommended that stations censor any anti-gay remarks by her.
In February a group of historians organized by a liberal filmmaker, Robert Greenwald, issued a condemnation based on early drafts of scripts obtained by Mr. Greenwald.
Nor did the French bishops make public their exchanges when, in 2000, they issued a condemnation of pedophilia and addressed the issue of abuse by priests.
Although the White House issued a condemnation of the Beslan hostage-takers, its official view remains that the Chechen conflict must be solved politically.
Last year, in extensive comments on the scandal, he issued a condemnation of the abuse and sought to boost his priests' confidence.
While world leaders debate whether Syria has violated international law or a cease-fire agreement, and the United Nations Security Council issues a condemnation, murderous thugs in Syria continue to slaughter innocent men, women and children.
