The phrase "a declaration or a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or choices between different types of statements or announcements.
Example: "In legal terms, one must decide whether to make a declaration or a statement of intent."
Alternatives: "an announcement or a" or "a statement or a".
It was the first time in the series, really, when he had nothing to concentrate on but his batting: no need to fuss over a declaration or a follow-on, Monty or multi-dimensionalism.
Toward the end of the Constitutional Convention, when George Mason, of Virginia, raised the question of whether the new frame of government ought to include a declaration or a Bill of Rights, the idea was quickly squashed, as Carol Berkin recounts in her new short history, "The Bill of Rights: The Fight to Secure America's Liberties" (Simon & Schuster).
Does the song form a narrative, a declaration, or a description?
You are required to provide a "declaration," or a sworn statement, that the facts within the trademark application are true.
Where non-Union goods presented to customs are not covered by an entry summary declaration, and except where the lodging of such declaration is not required, the holder of the goods shall lodge such a declaration or a customs declaration replacing it immediately.
WND then quoted Taitz dismissing the claim because "a person cannot just come from the street and file a declaration or an affidavit...
WND then quotes Taitz dismissing the claim because "a person cannot just come from the street and file a declaration or an affidavit...
Speaking for many people in the streets or just out there in the dark, Karl says, as a declaration, or perhaps a rhetorical question: "What's happened to our beloved city.
1533 of the District Code provides that in all cases where a demurrer to a declaration or other pleading shall be overruled, the party demurring shall have the right to plead over, without waiving his demurrer.
"This scheme isn't just a declaration or about putting a logo on packaging," says Catherine Gazzoli, chief executive of Slow Food UK. "It's a lot of work and you need a lot of patience".
Edited together with that is footage of Spelling saying, "I can never give him enough sex, he's never going to be happy with just me," though it's unclear if she's making a declaration or giving an example of something that was running through her mind.
