The phrase "a clear statement for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something should be expressed in a straightforward and unambiguous manner, often in the context of providing information or instructions.
Example: "The report should include a clear statement for the objectives of the project to ensure everyone understands the goals."
Alternatives: "a concise explanation for" or "an explicit declaration for".
"He made a clear statement for what is a clear U.S. position and put himself squarely as a champion of the status quo".
While refusing to make a clear statement for or against independence, Menezes told the paper: "What we will fight for is keeping our industry competitive and thriving, and we're very clear on what that requires".
With the recent release of a 3D channel model for the study of elevation beamforming and full-dimension multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) [41], the 3GPP has made a clear statement for the future of wireless network modeling.
And really to make a clear statement for each individual gene in a given new context, I believe this is extremely, extremely demanding and difficult.
Although these results make it difficult to generate a clear statement, for reasons discussed below, we also reject the secondary hypothesis that HIIT was significantly more effective to increase "cardiorespiratory fitness" compared with MICE.
The sight of Brown experiencing such obvious political pain in front of the cameras - it was only at the seventh attempt that journalists wrung from him a clear statement of support for Harman - gave Cameron all the material he needed for their weekly encounter the next day at Prime Minister's Questions.
(See Trigg 1970, Ch. VI, pp. 102-24 for a clear statement of the case for there not being sensations of pleasure on a par with sensations of pain; also Aydede 2000).
Like the other regional museums, Firstsite is a clear statement of hope for what some call the Bilbao effect.
It's also a clear statement of purpose for MFS, a small label trying to stand out in a field in which upwards of 200 singles are released each week.
But the champions, who were the last to win in Leicester with a 27-18 victony on 8 October 2011, made a clear statement of intent for the campaign ahead with a solid performance.
There is a bowknot for every occasion that a scientist is likely to encounter, including one for celebrating publications that has the titles of famous journals all over it; a golden one "for golden moments"; a transparent bow tie for "a clear statement of a question"; and one made from a banknote, for "when in financial need".
