The phrase "a declaration from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an official statement or announcement made by a specific entity or individual.
Example: "The report included a declaration from the president regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "a statement issued by the" or "an announcement from the".
The last visit occurred in October, after months of wrangling, following a declaration from the German Parliament that declared the 1915 killings of Armenians under Ottoman rule a "genocide," a term that Turkey rejects.
Note the blade with a declaration from the government of the year 2440, waiting to be signed.
Fletcher and Bartlow are seeking $5m in damages and a declaration from the court that the work is authentic.
A declaration from the Tory leader that he was marching further rightwards would have led to more losses.
Progressives on the left of the party had been holding out for a declaration from the more promising Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren.
He is seeking a declaration from the High Court so the legal basis of these claims is settled once and for all.
"The fact that President Klestil is getting a declaration from this government on the fundamental values of the European Union will clearly not be able to make us forget the insulting, xenophobic and racist statement of Jörg Haider," she said.
The original legal challenge was filed in 2014 by a professional taxi drivers' association in Barcelona — seeking a declaration from that court that the activities of Uber's Spanish unit amount to misleading practices and acts of unfair competition.
A declaration from Fosca (the excellent Judy Kuhn), the show's terminally ill heroine, takes on new relevance: "I know I feel too much.
In a declaration from Heiligendamm, the G8 said promoting the fight against corruption, both at national and international levels, remained one of its most important tasks.
Or at least a declaration from Wayne Rooney, the Manchester United star who was issued death threats in 2010 when rumors had him in the crosshairs of Manchester City, the crosstown rivals who won the EPL title last year in heroic fashion.
