The phrase "issues the command" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "[Name] issued the command to the troops to remain in formation."
He picks out a target and issues the command; she unloads the vicious commentary.
After a user issues the command, "Alexa, ask August to unlock my door," Alexa will ask the user for the passcode.
Minutes after the president issues the command, missiles will leave their silos -- wiping entire cities off the map, irreparably damaging global climate, and creating a humanitarian disaster on a scale beyond imagination.
For example, the button two positions above the red square and two positions to the right issues the command "F2R3".
The translators were never told which level of government had issued the command, or where the book would be sent.
Now's your chance to live the Star Trek dream and issue the command "three to beam up".
"Of course, he can't actually move his hand, but the motor cortex in his brain can still issue the command and generate electrical waves in his brain".
After issuing the command, the user left-clicks on the plot and drags to draw a bounding box (i.e. keeps the mouse button pressed down).
I will ask [the staff who issued the command] to write it down, literally, if we just don't understand.
The duty of the subject is grounded not in the content of the command itself but in the nature of the source issuing the command.
