"newsletter issue" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any individual edition of a newsletter, for example "Our company just released the latest newsletter issue."
The content of each newsletter issue is also automatically tagged to support Revue Discover's search functionality.
So there you go, make sure to shout out George Eastman in your next newsletter, issue, and/or tweet. .
Download the latest issue of the UNICEF - EU Newsletter: Download the latest issue of the UNICEF - EU Newsletter: EU Newsletter: Issue 1 - March 2015 Email this article.
Download the newsletter [PDF] UNICEF Somalia Newsletter Issue No. 1 February 2016 In 2015 Somalia became the 196th country to ratify the Convention on the Rights of the Child; and the efforts to contain the spread of polio paid off when the 2013-2014 outbreak was officially declared over.
UNICEF Somalia Newsletter Issue No. 1 February 2016 In 2015 Somalia became the 196th country to ratify the Convention on the Rights of the Child; and the efforts to contain the spread of polio paid off when the 2013-2014 outbreak was officially declared over.
"The more debt China creates to generate growth, the more difficult the ultimate adjustment," Michael Pettis, a Peking University professor and scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, wrote in a newsletter issued on Wednesday.
According to the St Philip's College newsletter issued last Friday, all students had been encouraged to dress up as a book character of their choice as part of the celebrations.
Against this backdrop, Dillard analyzes the famous (Clarence Thomas, Linda Chavez), the obscure (Elizabeth Wright's black conservative newsletter, Issues and Views) and the in-between (the memoirs of the gay conservative Marvin Liebman).
(A Year in the Life of an Emigre Review) Writer parodies a newsletter issued every month by an emigre literary magazine put out by Russians in France The first letter announces the move of Sunrise (the publication's name changes from that to Aurora and finally to Daybreak during the course of a year) to new offices outside Paris, and requests a contribution of funds.
It's not very often that you see a church newsletter issued with the image of a GOP elephant holding a pirate flag, but that's what one of Tampa's Episcopal churches, St. Andrew's, published last week to indicate its welcome of the Republican National Convention to Tampa, Fla. Perhaps it's not that odd.
Divide your ebook into online newsletter issues.
