The phrase "a declaration filed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to a document that has been officially submitted or recorded.
Example: "The court reviewed a declaration filed by the plaintiff regarding the evidence presented."
Alternatives: "a submitted declaration" or "a lodged declaration".
Dr. Rekers did not testify in that case, but his views, in the form of a declaration filed in a previous case, were cited in the documents prepared for trial by two men initially identified as expert witnesses.
"It is apparent that under the agreement, Uber drivers are being sold out and shortchanged by billions of dollars while sacrificing the determination of their classification as employees," reads a declaration filed by O'Connor's new attorneys on Monday morning.
He acknowledged in a declaration filed in Federal District Court in Brooklyn that he supplied documents to a lawyer in Alaska who sent them to a reporter for The New York Times.
The agent, Daniel Reeves, said in a declaration filed with the summons request that Mr. Birkenfeld was one of 40 to 50 UBS bankers who traveled to the United States "on a quarterly basis to service U.S. taxpayers".
In a declaration filed as part of the motion, Rahman describes how he took photos of worshippers at mosques, took down cell phone numbers of those who had signed up for Islamic education classes, and provided images of Muslim students at John Jay College.
In a declaration filed in that case, an assistant U.S. attorney, Stanley J. Okula Jr., stated that he was investigating Mr. Tollman's friend and former partner, Monty Drew Hundley, and three other unnamed executives at Tollman-Hundley in connection with "a massive scheme to defraud certain financial institutions".
One apparent reason was that for consumers polled by McNeil, the tagline "made from sugar" caused some to be unclear as to whether Splenda is truly natural, according to a sealed declaration filed by a lawyer for Merisant who saw the documents.
Yasin risks death if he continues to refuse food, according to a court declaration filed Monday by Eugene Charbonneau, a staff physician at Stewart.
According to a court declaration filed by Rathbun in July, Miscavige expected Scientology leaders to instill aggressive, even violent, discipline.
For his part, Mr. Burnett, in a sworn declaration filed in court, denied doing anything to influence voting.
The couple's decision to marry was described in a separate declaration filed by the woman in their divorce case, obtained by the New York Post.
