The phrase "a false declaration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, formal, or official contexts to refer to a statement that is untrue or misleading.
Example: "The defendant was charged with making a false declaration on the application form."
Alternatives: "a fraudulent statement" or "an untrue assertion".
The false discovery rate (FDR) [26], [27] for each threshold is less than 10−10, indicating that for each experiment we are only using a set of declared co-expressed pairs for which a false declaration is exceedingly unlikely.
Mr. Clayton was acquitted of falsifying his immigration form but convicted of making a false declaration and fined.
Two former Lib Dem councillors in his Eastleigh constituency allege Mr Huhne made a "false declaration" of his expenses.
He was also convicted of subsidy fraud under the Polish Criminal Code for making a false declaration concerning facts of essential importance for the purpose of obtaining subsidies.
And instead of full cooperation and transparency, Iraq has filed a false declaration to the United Nations that amounts to a 12,200-page lie.
I admire your inclination to help this student circumvent what you regard as a mere bureaucratic formality, but you may not sign a false declaration.
"It was a blatantly false declaration," said Timothy McCarthy, a former weapons inspector.
Most systematic reviews will include multiple outcome comparisons, and if review authors are free to choose and highlight single results among the many comparisons, there will be an increased risk of false declaration on the effectiveness of an assessed intervention.
I'd interviewed Moore twice over the past several years, on everything from his belief that the U.S. is a "Christian nation" to his false declaration that homosexuality is "evil" according to the U.S. Constitution and thus should be criminalized.
Indeed, his therapy led him to think that bloodlessly shedding ties was healthy — a perverse lesson, rather like the odd encomium he wrote to Alcoholics Anonymous after an enforced treatment following a night in a Hamptons jail for drunken driving, which ended with the patently false declaration that he himself wasn't an alcoholic.
Heard admitted making a false customs declaration, in exchange for which an Australian magistrate dropped charges against her of illegally importing animals, which carries a maximum penalty of ten years imprisonment.
