The phrase "issue an entry" is correct and can be used in written English.
You would typically use this phrase when referring to something being entered into a log, diary, etc. For example, "We need to issue an entry in the register to document the receipt of the shipment."
However, a number of Cuban-American politicians had criticised the State Department for issuing an entry visa for that event, noting that US rules prohibit Communist Party members and other high-ranking Cuban government officials from entry without special dispensation.
He had arrived in Marseille for an appointment at the US consulate, where he was issued with an entry visa for the United States and transit visas for Spain and Portugal.
Initially conceived for Cooper Hewitt by the media firm Local Projects, working with exhibition designers Diller Scofidio + Renfro, the Pen was issued with an entry ticket, and it enabled visitors to draw on touch screens with the nib and store images from NFC tags with a tap of the reader.
It may have gaping security issues, leaving an entry way for malicious misdoers!
"There are smiles in the mosques, there are chuckles in the corridors of Pretoria, where they issued Rushdie with an entry visa and then watched as we proceeded to self-destruct.
They help the community to appreciate the role that young people can play in community issues while providing an entry point for their engagement with both community members and the local authorities.
In 1990, the American Embassy in Khartoum, Sudan, issued a multiple entry visa to the Egyptian sheik, Omar Abdel Rahman, who had escaped house arrest in Egypt and had visited the jihad networks of Afghanistan.
After selection of a forest plantation sub-block for harvesting, the FD demarcates the boundaries, prepares an enumeration list and issues a coup entry certificate to the STC to commence felling operations.
Aside from issues of self-consciousness, being an entry in someone else's archive is a problem, although not a new one.
