The phrase "permit was issued" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something being granted or authorized, for example: "A permit was issued for the construction of a new shopping center."
In this case, Mr. Kuto said, no permit was issued.
Mr. Sharon told cabinet ministers there was no need to advertise every time a building permit was issued.
Mr. Blatt of the D.E.P. said Mr. Malcynsky's dock permit was issued at the end of June.
After the evacuation, an emergency building permit was issued by the mayor's office to replace the stairs.
Though Mr. Martinez bought the second apartment in 2005, an amendment authorizing the combination was not approved until 2006, and a construction permit was issued last year.
Furthermore, the state said the park group's appeal was filed almost a year after the permit was issued, well beyond a 45-day statute of limitations.
The agency would require an approved wastewater process to be in place before any permit is issued, and treatment plants must demonstrate that wastewater can be treated.
Work is expected to begin on the $20 million project in the next few weeks, as soon as the building permit is issued.
Before a mine permit is issued, the mine operator must submit a reclamation bond to secure the performance of reclamation obligations that is later revised annually.
Before a mine permit is issued, the mine operator must submit a reclamation bond to secure the performance of reclamation obligations (Bonogofsky et al. 2015).
In such cases, an official abortion permit is issued and the pregnancy can be ended at a public hospital.
