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"issued by mistake" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that was done mistakenly or unintentionally. For example: The company issued a large refund to the customer by mistake.
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The refund was issued by mistake, the lawsuit said.
The patent generated so much criticism that the European agency said it had been issued by mistake because it did not exclude human tissue from the claims.
Standard & Poor's later said a message had been issued by mistake suggesting the country's credit rating had been changed, but this was not the case.
But in a recent review of the documents, commission staff concluded that the permit had expired in 1982 and that the deed restriction had been issued by mistake.
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The big mistake was when crisis loans were issued by phone, not face to face, under Labour.
In a statement issued by the team, Hill said, "A year ago, I made a mistake and take full responsibility for my actions".
"We reached the conclusion that they entered Iran's territorial waters by mistake," a broadcast on Iranian state radio said, quoting a statement issued by the Revolutionary Guards.
As for xiphoidal and lower rib syndromes, they can last a very long time, sometimes decades, and be mistaken for digestive diseases to such a degree that publications concerning this problem are issued by gastroenterology services [ 35, 36].
Bonds issued by telecom companies.
It was issued by Sandy Hook Elementary School.
The I.R.S. said it issued the refund by mistake.
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