"issued minutes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to the document that reports the details of a meeting. For example, "The board issued minutes noting several new policy changes."
A tsunami warning issued minutes after the quake on Wednesday was quickly canceled.
Mr. Gore praised the action in a three-page statement issued minutes after the announcement, but he took pains to say that it was "the president's decision".
In Virginia, in a written statement issued minutes before the House of Delegates was to debate the bill on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. McDonnell said that after discussion with doctors, lawyers and legislators, he had concluded that amendments were needed.
"To do so is an obvious politicization of the air-quality standard-setting process that could mean unnecessary energy cost increases, job losses and less domestic oil and natural gas development and energy security," the group said in a statement issued minutes after the agency's announcement.
Earlier in the week, the Fed issued minutes from its Dec. 16 monetary policy meeting predicting negative GDP growth in 2009, with accelerating unemployment into 2010.
But in a statement issued minutes before midnight Monday, Trump's Treasury Department, instead, apparently cribbed from Forbes magazine's list of Russian oligarchs, and published it wholesale alongside an indiscriminate laundry list of senior officials who work inside the Kremlin.
The Federal Reserve will also issue minutes from its January meeting on that day, and the Conference Board will release its measure of leading economic indicators for January.
But with earnings on tap and the Federal Reserve issuing minutes from its March meeting on Tuesday, investors, while feeling more confident over all, decided to play it safer late in the day.
The improved VAFF system will provide three types of information: a regular information before possible eruption, a brief preliminary forecast issued 5 10 minutes after an eruption, and a full forecast issued 20 30 minutes after an eruption.
In the past, statements rejecting ACMD advice have been issued within minutes of it becoming public.
Yesterday, the US Federal Reserve issued the minutes of its latest meeting and mentioned Brexit 20 times.
