The phrase "a card stating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a card that contains specific information or details.
Example: "Please present a card stating your membership number at the entrance."
Alternatives: "a card indicating" or "a card that shows".
Each box has a card stating who it's for.
One salon left a card stating the bed had been cleaned, the hygienic equivalent of a mint on a pillow.
Arizona State University's Michelle Shiota illustrated the power of social norms with a great study, in which hotel towel reuse increased by 36% when a card stating "most people" reuse was used rather than one describing the environmental benefits.
The EFCA would allow employees to form unions by simply signing a card stating that they desire union representation.
Once consent has been obtained, all subjects will receive a card stating the place, date and exact time of the evaluation.
All patients received a card stating that they were in the trial with contact details for the practice, the co-ordinating centre and, for use by medical staff, the telephone number for the 24 hour emergency code break.
The current system across the UK relies on people signing up to a voluntary scheme and carrying a donor card stating they are willing to donate their organs.
When diagnosed with HIV, the patients were provided with a unique registration number and a personal card stating the date of next appointment at the clinic.
At the Mondrian in Los Angeles, a card states that amenities are to be enjoyed "during your stay" and includes a price list should the trash can ($16) or the alarm clock ($32) prove irresistible.
One offers only a printed card stating: "I disappeared for three days without prior notice to anyone.
Britain Stronger in Europe must connect with people – perhaps a "pledge card" stating five benefits we derive from the EU, is the answer.
