"maiden issue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a woman's first sexual experience or her first period. Example: After her maiden issue at the age of twelve, Sarah's mother sat her down for a talk about puberty and the changes her body would go through.
Frankly, my only reservation about Dads is concern about maintaining the high level of quality demonstrated in its maiden issue.
The front page carried a blurred picture of its maiden issue of Feb. 12, 1924, above a poignant editorial by the editor in chief.
The maiden issue was just released.
This is an updated, summarized version of a commentary in the maiden issue of Middle East Media Educator.
With Carole Lombard-like abandon, Kate Hamill's young maiden issues forth a cry--in response to her heart's betrayal--executed at such pitch as to likely send certain breeds of dogs, if within earshot, to respond in kind.
Since his return to Iron Maiden, he issued one further solo record in 2005, Tyranny of Souls.
A million copies of the four Maiden Tribute issues were sold in a week.
Malcolm died young, unmarried (thus his nickname, the Maiden) and without issue, and was succeeded by his brother, William I the Lion.
Warsi offered her support to Heidi Allen, the newly elected Tory MP for South Cambridgeshire, who used her maiden speech to issue an impassioned plea for the chancellor to rethink his plans.
By February 2013, these 10 African economies had collectively raised $8.1bn from their maiden sovereign-bond issues, with an average maturity of 11.2 years and an average coupon rate of 6.2%.
The future was uncertain but would probably turn out O.K. Charles Addams's maiden drawing, in the issue of February 4 , 1933 depicted a National Hockey League player who'd forgotten his skates.
