The phrase "a declaration to express" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal statement intended to convey a particular sentiment or message.
Example: "The committee issued a declaration to express their commitment to environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a statement to convey" or "an announcement to communicate".
"We decided to draw up a Queer Declaration to express the serious situation of LGBTQ people all over the world who face death, imprisonment, lack of housing, jobs and basic human rights as reasons why we should be explicitly included in the text," she explains.
A percussionist began to beat out a rhythmic pattern on a bass drum, joined by a snare and tuba, as a masked couple walked into view to express a declaration of love.
She wants Mr Yushchenko to join her in signing a declaration expressing readiness to co-operate with it.
Developers can use the declaration order of the controllable variables to express preference between the transitions of the different automata.
Judge Kwon issued a declaration expressing his view in relation to the general issue of the admission of witness statements as evidence during trial.
Apple has a new splash page welcoming Beats to its family, with a declaration expressing excitement that both Beats Music and Beats Electronics have joined the Cupertino-based company.
Nonetheless, they considered it prudent to bend a little.From Alexandria in 2004 a conference of Arab politicians, intellectuals and civil-society organisations, meeting under the auspices of Egypt's president, issued a declaration expressing support for democratic reform, freer speech and human rights.
The Haitian water authority has issued a "diarrhea declaration" expressing particular anxiety about the spread of cholera, a water-borne disease, to the earthquake area, where many have experienced nearly relentless misery since the quake struck.
He said the embassies of the United States, Britain and Australia which founded the school in 1951 released a joint declaration "expressing concern that the detentions may violate the presumption of innocence assured under Indonesian law," according to the Globe & Mail.
South Africa's latest draft of a conference declaration expresses concern about "the plight of the Palestinian people under foreign occupation," but eliminates any description of Israel as a racist state.
