"issuing standard" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to the process of officially setting out the criteria or requirements for something. For example, "The government is issuing a new standard for quality assurance in manufacturing."
Instead of issuing standard monthly reports, she turned them into independent research projects, bulletins and videos asking pointed questions about Treasury's treatment of the banks.
Rather than issuing standard options or grants based on absolute movements in firms' share prices, they are looking at schemes that link payouts to relative performance against an external index or industry peer group.
The network manager then enacts this request by issuing standard LooCI bindTo and bindFrom commands that establish the required binding table entries.
Although the Minister Steward and then the Superintendent of Waterways and Parks managed the imperial mint for issuing standard coins during Western Han, in Eastern Han the imperial mint was transferred to the office of the Minister of Finance.
Checking tickets and passes and issuing Standard fares is the responsibility of Metrolink's Passenger Services Representatives (PSRs), who provide security and assistance on the network; between 1992 and 2008, Greater Manchester Police had a dedicated Metrolink unit responsible for policing the system.
Laws for carrying concealed firearms vary widely by state, as do issuing standards for permits.
The Geneva-based International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has been issuing standards for the petroleum industry since 1999.
We are accustomed to the federal government issuing standards and regulations, and then enforcing them.
They "accredit the accreditors" by issuing standards and surveying in three areas: health care standards, external evaluation organizations, and surveyor training programs [ 19– 22].
In 2006, the agency issued standard procedures for all such deaths to be reported in detail to headquarters.
"We would issue standard notices to environmental groups, and they would never even come to a meeting," he said.
