The phrase "issued electronically" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to documents, notifications, or communications that are distributed in a digital format rather than on paper.
Example: "The tax forms will be issued electronically this year to streamline the process."
Alternatives: "distributed digitally" or "sent via electronic means."
This was issued electronically and was live for 4 weeks with an electronic reminder sent half way through this period.
Two-thirds of American's tickets are now issued electronically.
Computers at different airlines do not yet communicate well enough to share information on tickets that have been issued electronically.
Roughly 70 percent of tax refunds are issued electronically, he said, and Treasury is still seeking ways to increase that proportion — but not by using the model tried in the pilot program.
Soltanifar announced earlier in July that Iran was increasing the length of tourist visas from 15 days to one month, and from as early as next year tourist visas could be issued electronically.
Last month the IRS issued electronically a press release that, among other things, touted its efforts to settle hundreds of cases involving the so-called "Son of Boss" abusive tax shelter.
In the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, Congress mandated that those countries issue electronically scannable passports that contain a biometric identifier.
By cross-referring these to a database called Fulltext Sources Online, he was able to work out when each of these journals became available on the web and whether a journal had posted back-issues electronically as well.
What is the method of regular re-checking of the past issues (electronically released scorecards may be subject to changes based on score correction requests of the organizations for example).
Doctors only issue prescriptions electronically, while in the main cities you can pay by text for bus tickets, parking, and – in some cases – a pint of beer.
My first taste of technology as an entrepreneur was in the late 1990's when my client, Bed, Bath and Beyond switched from faxing purchase orders to issuing them electronically.
