The phrase "a flurry of statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and intense burst of comments or declarations, often in a short period of time.
Example: "After the announcement, there was a flurry of statements from various officials expressing their opinions on the matter."
Alternatives: "a barrage of statements" or "a wave of statements".
Then, on Thursday and Friday, Democrats issued a flurry of statements scolding the governor.
The Obama campaign released a flurry of statements from pro-Obama foreign policy notables taking Mr. Romney to task.
Mr. Adhami's withdrawal comes days after a flurry of statements and clarifications from Park51 and Mr. Abdul Rauf.
They issued a flurry of statements in even harsher language -- "lying," "desperate," "disastrous" -- than in their carefully worded ads.
In August last year he raised hopes among some liberal-minded intellectuals when he made a flurry of statements about the importance of political reform.
Next will reveal its Christmas trading performance on Friday kicking off a flurry of statements from listed retailers over the next few weeks.
Republicans, who have cast Mr. Becker as a pro-labor radical, issued a flurry of angry statements.
Mr. Obama and Mr. Xi also found areas of agreement over North Korea, which under pressure from China has muted a flurry of belligerent statements after nuclear and missile tests this year.
Talks in Cairo seeking a way to end the 10-day conflict in Gaza, in which more than 220 Palestinians – mostly civilians – have been killed, continued on Thursday amid a flurry of contradictory statements and speculation.
The most senior senator, Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, 90, made a flurry of public statements this week, including a long speech about Christmas spirit, after some of his Democratic colleagues raised the possibility of ousting him as chairman of the Appropriations Committee, suggesting he was no longer up to the task.
North Korea has recently threatened attacks against South Korea and the US, amid a flurry of bellicose statements.
