The phrase "a declaration on what" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the subject or content of a declaration or statement.
Example: "The committee issued a declaration on what actions would be taken to address the environmental concerns."
Alternatives: "a statement regarding" or "an announcement about".
For Zenawi to issue authoritative legal interpretation and dispositive declarations on what he concedes to be ambiguous questions of leasehold law is not only a travesty of justice but also an unconstitutional usurpation of judicial power.
A declaration on independents ReprintsSo does Disney.
A declaration on independents ReprintsVictorville's gain is Los Angeles' loss.
"Why make a declaration," one Facebooker posted.
"We expect a declaration on the Palestinian side on the cessation of armed conflict, the intifada.
After 2 years of closed-door negotiations, Egypt, Ethiopia, and Sudan signed a declaration on 23 March 2015.
The doctrine's ostensible numerical solidity, historians agree, was wholly illusory – Trenchard was, according to Malcolm Cooper, 'master of the wholly unfounded statistic', his declaration resting on what Titmuss dismissed as 'instinctive opinion' (Biddle, 1995: n. 6 and n. 50).
French diplomats issued their own version of the NATO declaration, in French, with a critical change on what might touch off a war.
With that in mind, on Wednesday the general managers emerged from their meeting in Manhattan with an astonishing declaration: they will convene an August summit on what they called the deteriorating standard of league officiating.
And that is why all the way through we have tried to provide a diplomatic solution -- after four and a half months since we passed Resolution 1441 -- we're now three months on from the declaration that Saddam made on the 8th of December that not a single person in the international community -- not one believes was an honest declaration of what he has.
