"premier issue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the first issue or edition of a magazine, publication, or other series. For example, "The premier issue of the magazine is now available."
They were invited to send for the premier issue free.
During a difficult week, the writer bought the premier issue of "Us" magazine.
This article was published in the premier issue of Howler Magazine.
"People used to just want stuff," writes Greg Sullivan in the premier issue.
Such links have emerged as a premier issue in conservation biology.
Barry Boyce is the editor-in-chief of Mindful magazine, which published its premier issue in February of 2013.
Premier issued a profit warning on Thursday, prompting analysts to cut their targets.
September is Food Safety Month, so the National Restaurant Association is designating cross-contamination (i.e., never use that raw-chicken knife to cut the vegetables) as one of its premier issues.
Mikhail Gorbachev, the last Soviet premier, issued a rare statement to condemn the verdict against Navalny, saying it "proves that we have no independent judiciary".
TWO years ago Kino International offered "Gaumont Treasures: 1897-1913," a three-disc set adapted from a superb seven-disc collection, "Gaumont: Le Cinéma Premier," issued by the French studio that is probably the oldest continuing filmmaking concern in the world.
After being criticized for such arrangements by a Senate antitrust subcommittee, Premier issued a code of conduct two weeks ago, in which it agreed not to receive stock or other securities from vendors in exchange for business.
