The phrase "issued to date" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that has been issued or released up until the current date. Example: The company's financial statements have been issued to date, but the final quarterly report is still pending.
The bonds issued to date have saved state and local governments more than $12 billion in borrowing costs, which exceeds the subsidy cost to the Treasury.
Most climate bonds issued to date have come from the multilateral development banks such as the World Bank, the European Investment Bank and the International Finance Corporation.
"The Roberts court's environmental decisions issued to date suggest neither a disposition toward business nor a hostility toward environmental regulation," Professor Adler wrote in his article, published last year in The Santa Clara Law Review.
According to European Parliament data, the largest number of SFPs issued to date were to Spanish and Portuguese vessels (1266 and 145 respectively, between 2004 and 2010).
SonicWall also has over 130 patent apps, with 64 issued to date, which Dell rightly states as another reason why the acquisition has value.
What do I do?" With over 8,000,000 patents issued to date and thousands of new patents issued weekly, chances are good that patents have been issued that are relevant to your business or idea.
One of the largest studies of the issue to date was carried out in Britain.
"With the exception of some double-parking, which N.Y.P.D. is working to address, we have not identified any significant issues to date," he said.
Picnic magazine, established in 2007 and with five issues to date, addresses this premise in a publication that has exorcised every word but the masthead.
The firm then became the lead underwriter of what turned out to be, at $7 billion, the largest municipal bond issue to date.
In some of his strongest language on the issue to date, Cable said an in/out referendum had "potentially horrendous" implications, causing "years of uncertainty" for businesses.
