The phrase "a copy of the declaration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a duplicate or reproduction of a specific declaration document.
Example: "Please send me a copy of the declaration so I can review the terms outlined."
Alternatives: "a duplicate of the declaration" or "a replica of the declaration".
"I'm a collector". Soon Taylor was tracking down a copy of the Declaration for his doctor.
Kay Matheson lives in a care home, with a copy of the Declaration of Arbroath on her wall.
Next, in the south square room, a copy of the Declaration of Independence, authored by Jefferson, hangs in a frame.
NORMAN LEAR, after his and a partner's record $7.4 million bid to buy a copy of the Declaration of Independence.
A copy of the Declaration of Independence is on a wall, and a large photo of a bald eagle.
Mr. Hart manually typed in a copy of the Declaration of Independence and posted the document so that anyone on the network — about 100 people — could access it.
A short time later, he heard of a group of Dallas men who had raised enough money to buy a copy of the United States Declaration of Independence and present it to the City of Dallas.
Mr. Fillon said that French schools will now be ordered to fly the French flag and to have a copy of the 1789 Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen in every classroom.
Sitting in his parliamentary office, where a Georgian flag hangs above a copy of the 1789 Declaration of the Rights of Man, Mr. Saakashvili obviously relishes his role as one of modern Georgia's founding fathers.
Let's include a copy of the universal declaration of human rights, along perhaps with US civil rights legislation, the UK's 1928 Representation of the People (Equal Franchise) Act, the Apollo Lunar Module and Tim Berners-Lee's plans for the internet.
Beneath a copy of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights taped to his office wall, Mansur Ibrahim Sa'id, dean of the law faculty at Dan Fodio University in Sokoto, says that he, too, would take part in the stoning if asked to by the court.
