The phrase "a conciliatory statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement intended to calm or appease someone, often in a conflict or disagreement.
Example: "In response to the criticism, the CEO issued a conciliatory statement to reassure employees and stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a soothing remark" or "an appeasing declaration."
Mr Maliki released a conciliatory statement promising to look into the demands of the people.
He issued a conciliatory statement through lawyers in which he apologised "without reservation" to Tan.
In a conciliatory statement, three officials said that they planned to re-evaluate the overhaul.
Hours later, the two oligarchs issued a conciliatory statement, suggesting that, for now, the heat was off Mr Deripaska.
To this, they added a conciliatory statement of condolence for the victims of the attacks in the United States.
Manager Alan Pardew moved yesterday in an attempt to restore a measure of calm with a conciliatory statement in which he insisted there was cause for optimism.
ORLANDO, Fla .(RNS) U.S. Catholic nuns — accused by Rome of "radical feminism" for advocating social justice at the expense of issues such as abortion, gay marriage and euthanasia — responded to a Vatican knuckle rapping with a brief, conciliatory statement on Monday (Aug. 19).
Hours later, North Korea responded with a surprisingly conciliatory statement that included praise for Trump.
"It's not pretty". In a more conciliatory statement yesterday, Mr. Lack said: "I look forward to sitting down with Steve in the fall when we are scheduled to discuss Apple and Sony BMG's relations going forward.
This marks a fresh approach following an attempt on Monday to contain the controversy with a second, more conciliatory, statement by Ivens, the paper's longserving deputy editor who is just one week into his new job, who said: "The last thing I or anyone connected with the Sunday Times would countenance would be insulting the memory of the Shoah or invoking the blood libel.
