"premiere issue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the first issue of a magazine, book, or other publication. For example, "This magazine's premiere issue was released in June of 2020."
The premiere issue includes an elaborate text piece about the Escapist's history.
The researchers describe their innovative design in the premiere issue of The Optical Society's new open-access journal Optica.
Country's 200-page premiere issue, distributed over the Memorial Day weekend, resembles its upscale siblings, which are based in Manhattan.
Along with electronic gadgetry and other more conventional categories, the magazine's premiere issue in March will highlight baubles for men.
Including, in the premiere issue: Who Drives What Where (or why there is hardly a Saab in the Midwest).
On their wish list for the premiere issue was a cover story on the Dictators, but the band had already broken up.
I was there because we were distributing premiere issues of the magazine I'd been working on, MacWorld.
Although Weinstein was at the premiere, he issued a statement which was read by one of the film's stars, Olivia Wilde, in his place.
We were told repeatedly during the campaign that Obama was right on the premiere foreign policy issue of our day – the Iraq war.
Since that time, he has revisited and revised the piece with different bands, culminating in a new version that had its premiere at the Issue Project Room on Thursday evening.
"I'm supposed to remind you at this portion of the show that I'm a composer," John Moran announced just over halfway through "John Moran + Saori (... in Thailand)," the 2010 piece he presented in its New York premiere at the Issue Project Room in Brooklyn on Friday evening, and repeated on Saturday.
