The phrase "joint issuance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where two or more parties are issuing something together, such as a statement, report, or financial instrument.
Example: "The companies announced a joint issuance of bonds to fund their new project."
Alternatives: "collaborative issuance" or "co-issuance."
The election of Mr Hollande has freed Brussels to talk more openly about future steps, such as progress towards a "banking union" at European level and a "fiscal union" (including joint issuance of debt).
While the ABC and WIBC are autonomous organizations, each billing itself as the "world's largest" men's or women's sports organization, respectively, they share a number of functions, including equipment testing and research and the joint issuance of credentials to the mixed leagues that made up more than 70 percent of their late 1980s combined membership of approximately 7,000,000.
Within the network, the lines connecting different government departments indicate previous cases of joint issuance of documents.
A matrix of government departments is generated based on cases of joint issuance of policy documents across departments, which is then imported into NodeXL for interdepartmental network and cluster analysis.
The larger the size of a node, the more cases of previous joint issuance there have been (Bonsignore et al. 2009; Mohammad et al. 2009; De Liddo et al. 2011; Hansen et al. 2011), which highlights the significant role of that particular policy-making department in that field6 (Huang et al. 2015).
It is not yet clear just how ambitious Mr. Hollande's plans for joint bond issuance are.
He said a banking union was likely to be possible faster than other elements of deeper integration, such as a fiscal union or joint debt issuance, adding that it would be possible if no treaty change was required.
"This is not about give and take," she said after they met in Strasbourg last week, insisting she had not changed her position on the central bank, which is that the E.U. treaty bars it from funding states, or on joint debt issuance.
Strauss-Kahn said Saturday that joint bond issuance was "a good idea".
(a) generally, thereby authorizing the Secretary of Transportation to participate in issuance of joint regulations, adding pars.
And now that the new French president is talking about the need for Eurobonds, even the IMF and the OECD have joined the chorus of those demanding joint euro-zone debt issuance.
