The phrase "a coherent statement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a statement that is logical, clear, and consistent in its message.
Example: "The report concluded with a coherent statement that summarized the findings effectively."
Alternatives: "a clear assertion" or "a logical declaration".
* Donald Trump released a coherent statement of his proposed policies that didn't contain any racist comments.
It is difficult to find a coherent statement of the Naturalist theoretical position.
The biggest problem with the opera essays, however, is that they don't make a coherent statement.
Donald Trump released a coherent statement of his proposed policies that didn't contain any racist comments.
"What we were trying to do was to curate exhibitions in the open air with a coherent statement.
Schumann's Symphony No. 3 ("Rhenish"), less a coherent statement than a themed grouping of felicitous evocations of German life, opened with an impetuous thrust that initially seemed to sacrifice nobility for buoyancy.
To date, I have been shocked to discover that I cannot discover any coherent statement by the Executive Branch which explains the rationale for its current proposal as opposed to the type of system advocated by Paul Volcker and others.
Running Wednesday through next Sunday, it's less a fully coherent statement than an intently messy region of inquiry, bursting with collaborative energy and artistic disclosure.
Plot there may be little of, but The Invisible Life is an elegant, coherent statement of a consciousness, and a society, struggling with its own stasis.
We find this consultation session greatly facilitates the decision process and allows the reviewing editor to provide the authors with a decision letter that contains a clear, coherent statement of what is required to publish the work in eLife.
A less coherent statement of this position came from Sarah Palin, after it emerged that a Secret Service agent had posted a picture of himself watching her on Facebook, with a caption about "really checking her out: "Check this out, bodyguard, you're fired!" Apparently, Secret Service agents can get addled by social media as well as by sex and alcohol.
