The phrase "a credible statement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reliability or trustworthiness of a particular assertion or claim.
Example: "The researcher provided a credible statement of the findings, which was supported by extensive data and analysis."
Alternatives: "a reliable assertion of" or "a trustworthy declaration of".
We need a credible statement of what will guide the deficit reduction," he told MPs.
As of November 2011, Sullivan's top goal from the board was to provide "strategic leadership," a task that included developing a "credible statement of strategic direction" by February 2012, according to someone who was on the board at the time.
To Professor Meggs, who has served on the Postal Service's citizens' advisory committee, the new bills are "worse than the old". "At least the old money, through its symmetry and kind of ornamentation, was a credible statement of 1865 design," he said.
Facebook told BuzzFeed News that Jones' comments in the video, which was posted to his verified page, did not violate community standards because they are not a credible statement of intent to commit violence.
But in New York City's case, with the need to come out of the gate with a credible statement signing, the club's foregrounding of Villa as the archetype of a New York City player, was an important and necessary decision.
Prepare a concise answer to the question "Who are you and why do I care?" The answer should be a short, memorable, and credible statement of your values that aligns with the interviewer's needs.
The cops said they called the individual to inform him he was arrested after "judging the credible statement and following the analysis of the evidence".
"The constant lying, the lack of credible statements from the White House, from the President on down to the spokesperson, the amateurishness of the threats to the members of Congress, the ultimatums, the talk of 'enemy lists' and retribution".
The statement said, "Following his arrest, two local elders established the gunman as a credible member of society, and he was therefore allowed to go free and subsequently re-enlist with the A.N.P.," using the abbreviation for Afghan National Police.
The general argument applies regardless whether the monetary authorities at a particular time seek credible disinflation, credible reflation, or simply a credible continuation of the recent path.
In a statement from the US state department, a spokesman said: "If held under current rules and conditions, a referendum on the status of Darfur cannot be considered a credible expression of the will of the people of Darfur.
