The phrase "a constructive statement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a statement that is helpful, positive, or aimed at building something, often in discussions or feedback contexts.
Example: "During the meeting, she made a constructive statement that helped clarify our goals moving forward."
Alternatives: "a positive remark" or "a helpful comment".
Senator Rob Portman, of Ohio, criticized Holder on Fox News, stating that blaming racial animus for the opposition to Obama "doesn't help us" fight racism, adding, "I don't think it's a constructive statement".
The same concern has been voiced by the country's president, Abdullah Gül, who gave a constructive statement saying the people had given the politicians a clear message, and the politicians should take these well-intentioned messages into account.
"We want a constructive statement," China's ambassador, Wang Guangya, said, adding that the Western countries "want to be too tough". If Iran continues its defiance and China and Russia refuse to endorse tough action, the council's utility will end.
Sadly, the film makes a much better case for the latter, with characters so vain, cruel, deceitful, conceited, or just plain stupid that there is no room for a sunny outlook or a constructive statement.
"The market was perhaps looking for a very constructive statement from the new Brazilian Government, and that statement was not forthcoming," Mr. Stevenson said.
Frankly, I had missed this constructive statement.
We salute this thoughtful, frank, and constructive statement.
The former theories are adaptations of Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory to a constructive setting, while in type theory the constructions implicit in constructive statements are made explicit in the system.
He said that Prime Minister Abbas had made constructive statements in calling for an end to attacks on Israel but acknowledged that the security apparatus of the Palestinian Authority was "a bifurcated arrangement," with Mr. Arafat still in control of large parts of it.
In these interpretations the functionals underlying constructive statements, such as for example the function assigning a $y$ to every $x$ in $\forall x\exists y A x,y $, are made explicit in various ways.
Segal began Tuesday night's meeting by telling the audience -- which included about 30 students and former students -- that the meeting's purpose was not to criticize the FHC report, but to produce constructive statements about housing.
