The phrase "a declaration of its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal statement or announcement made by a subject regarding its own status, intentions, or beliefs.
Example: "The organization issued a declaration of its commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility."
Alternatives: "a statement of its" or "an announcement of its".
BEHIND THE NEWS The talks among North Korea, its Asian neighbors and the United States were stalled waiting for the North to produce a declaration of its nuclear activities, which it finally delivered in June, six months late.
The White House press secretary, Ari Fleischer, issued a terse statement noting that Mr. Hussein had met the deadline with "what it claims is a declaration of its programs to develop chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons, ballistic missiles, and other delivery systems".
It is partly a retreat from the world, a declaration of its untenable tensions.
The foreign ministers' meeting had been delayed after a deadlock in negotiations over North Korea's pledge to submit a declaration of its nuclear programmes.
The fact is that this manuscript is a real founding document of modern Western culture, a declaration of its possibilities, an exploration of its themes and a display of its tensions.
The channel's namesake, Arianna Huffington, started the live stream at 10 a.m. the same grandiose way that cable networks used to arrive, with a flashy video and a declaration of its mission.
With weapons inspectors heading for Iraq, the next key date may be Dec. 8, when Baghdad is due to hand over a declaration of all its nuclear, biological and chemical activities.
Mr. Blix did not say he thought it would be hard for Iraq to declare its chemical and biological weapons programs in 30 days, as the draft resolution demands; he said it would be hard for Iraq to complete a declaration of all of its chemical and biological industries in that time.
The first visits to those secret sites are likely to come after Sunday, when Iraq is required to make a declaration of all of its banned weapons programs, and of all civilian work in related fields.
It does not signal its start with a declaration of war, nor its end with a truce, an armistice, or a surrender.
Washington will hope this is seen as a warning shot rather than a declaration of war against its allies in Cairo.
