The phrase "issue collection" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a set or series of issues or problems that have been gathered or amassed. Example: The committee was tasked with researching and addressing the issue collection related to public transportation in the city.
Their goal was to issue collections of short stories, poetry and essays that ordinarily would not be published by larger houses.
Record companies often issue collections of the B-sides and soundtrack contributions of popular acts; Rhino Entertainment, a division of Warner Music Group, is once again faced with a band whose regular albums never sold very well.
Depending upon the number of contributions, feature issues may accumulate papers over several months, during which they will also be available on the feature issue collections page.
The store's specialty is its back-issue collection: obscure tattered titles like Fly Man and Adventures of the Jaguar, underground comics from the '60s, vintage Silver Surfers and Fantastic Fours.
With The New Yorker's eighty-third anniversary upon us, I decided that it was a good time to get out my anniversary-issue collection and take a look at how Rea Irvin's Eustace Tilley cover has and hasn't changed over the years.
>Default Loan Servicing Issues - Collection, Foreclosure, Land Contract Forfeiture, Receiverships, Creditor / Debtor Rights, Negotiations.
Let Me Tell You (2015) was a posthumously issued collection of stories and essays, the majority of which had never been published.
Thus, a recently issued collection of 22-cent Presidential stamps includes sketches of every President, through Lyndon B. Johnson, the 35th man to hold the office.
Robert Leeson includes both in his recently re-issued collection of ten stories Arabian Nights, told at a length that is perfect for reading aloud.
