The phrase "a declaration detailing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal statement that provides specific information or explanations about a particular subject.
Example: "The committee issued a declaration detailing the new policies that will be implemented next year."
Alternatives: "a statement outlining the" or "an announcement describing the".
The makers of Avatar issued a 45-page sworn declaration detailing how Cameron independently came up with the ideas and themes for his film, including hints about its two forthcoming sequels.
In subsequent remarks, the Japanese ambassador, Koichi Haraguchi, took up the American cause, saying that Iraq's declaration detailing its stockpile of weapons "was neither complete nor accurate, and that Iraq is not fully and proactively complying with the resumed inspections".
Among the parties' declarations – which total $84,880 – the West Australian branch of the Labor party filed an amendment for their 2012-13 detailingons, detailing a $30,000 donation from the Dutch multinational Van Oord.
All participants signed a consent form detailing the procedures of the study in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki (1991).
At the end of the conference, a formal ICEUM4 Declaration was drawn up detailing the recommendations of the participants for the future of lunar exploration.
In addition, a number of conventions and declarations detail the types of weapons that may not be used in warfare.
Calling AIDS a "global emergency," the declaration details where the disease has hit hardest, namely Africa, and outlines the many factors contributing to the spread of AIDS that were explored at length this week, including rural poverty, poor health care systems and the stigma associated seeking treatment.
22 Internationally, the World Medical Association's "Declaration of Helsinki," 23 detailing the ethical principles of medical research involving humans, includes the statement that "Authors have a duty to make publicly available the results of their research on human subjects".
They then create a classroom wall chart, detailing the roles of the various individuals and agencies involved after the declaration of a "major disaster".
A declaration giving details of the plan was issued on the second day of an emergency meeting near Windhoek involving representatives of Angola, Cuba, South Africa, the United States and the Soviet Union, all of which have a stake in the political settlement in southern Africa reached in December.
