The phrase "a declaration that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or describing a specific statement or announcement that has been made.
Example: "The committee issued a declaration that is intended to clarify the new policies regarding employee conduct."
Alternatives: "a statement that is" or "an announcement that is".
free declaration n. a declaration that is not a bound declaration.
(Christian has since declared that he never intended to marry her, because marriage was against his Maoist beliefs — a declaration that is neither here nor there.
As the summit meeting formally began Monday evening, the nations still had no agreement on a declaration that is supposed to be issued by their leaders on Tuesday.
Two, if contagion spreads too far in the eurozone, EU governments do not have enough money to replace financial markets for years on end.True, for the first time the EU is making a declaration that is likely to be backed by actual money heading south in the near future.
The BBC has today said it has "no intention" of charging for online news, in a declaration that is unlikely to please James Murdoch and his father Rupert as they prepare to start charging for News Corporation content on the internet.
"They did not need to have the ceremony translated". After a week of talks among 300 representatives of indigenous groups around the globe, the congress approved a declaration that is to be read before the assembled heads of state at the official conference center.
Tajikistan, in a declaration that was typical of the genre, called meaninglessly for an "objective assessment".
The talks resulted in the nonbinding Copenhagen Accord, a declaration that was "noted" by other parties to the convention.
It's a declaration that's endearing and self-aware, just a couple of the qualities that make Dan & Phil's popularity easy to comprehend.
Following a thousand-year-old tradition in Mesopotamia, Cyrus began his reign with a declaration that was issued and distributed on clay tablets, cones and cylinders.
In a declaration that was partially unsealed on Thursday afternoon, Mark E. Mitchell, a senior Pentagon official, provided further details about the plan.
