The phrase "a declaration to end" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal statement or announcement that signifies the conclusion of something.
Example: "The president issued a declaration to end the ongoing conflict and promote peace in the region."
Alternatives: "a statement to conclude" or "an announcement to terminate".
Corresponding measures could include a declaration to end the 1950-1953 Korean War, providing humanitarian aid or establishing a "permanent North-U.
"I think I might be wrong — I might be wrong — I think I did not hear President Bush mention the — a declaration to end the Korean War just now," Mr. Roh said.
But a declaration to end the war would have to be signed by the leaders of the main protagonists — both Koreas, China and the United States — and experts say time is very short to coordinate such a step by the end of this month.
This phrase was misinterpreted to mean any range of US concessions, including a possibly a declaration to end the Korean War, when it really meant sanctions relief.
Last month, leaders from many religious denominations gathered at the Vatican to sign a declaration to end modern-day slavery.
Even some Republican allies, however, expressed caution over Trump's desire to seek a declaration to end the Korean War, saying that should not come at the expense of other, more urgent, priorities.
He applied this idea in 1997 and 1998, reaching out within his social network to end female genital mutilation or cutting (FGM/C) by mobilising 13 communities to make a public declaration to end FGM/C.
Of course this title had to be in here, as there is increased speculation about a possible declaration to end the Korean War.
The UN's deputy chief in Afghanistan, Nicholas Haysom, who addressed the tribal gathering, or jirga, welcomed the two sides' public declaration to end the fighting.
In December 2000, world leaders from 191 member countries of the UN adopted the Millennium Declaration to end extreme poverty.
At the time, it appeared that meant a declaration to formally end the 1950-53 Korean War, as a signal that hostilities between the two countries were over.
