The phrase "a further statement that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing additional information or clarification regarding a previous statement or topic.
Example: "In the meeting, the manager provided a further statement that clarified the company's new policy on remote work."
Alternatives: "an additional statement that" or "a subsequent statement that".
Later, Wagner issued a further statement that said: "Coming on the heels of my earlier message, we have learned now that a second Emory student was murdered in the Bangladesh terrorist attack.
Having failed to satisfy reporters, Downing Street issued a further statement that Cameron's wife and children also do not benefit from offshore funds but again left the main question about the future unanswered.
The study was prompted by public interest in the Reagan acknowledgment that he paid no state taxes on his 1970 income and by a further statement that, in one other year, which was not spec ified, he had paid no state taxes.
Such was the unexpectedness of the announcement that the singer's publicist was forced to issue a further statement clarifying that it was not a hoax.
On Sunday afternoon Vaz issued a further statement signalling that he intended to duck out of the limelight.
No 10 issued a further statement which said that Samantha Cameron has a "small number of shares connected to her father's land" on which she pays tax.
In a further statement, the opposition announced that new elections for the Parliament and president would be held within two years.
In a further statement, P&G refuted suggestions that they had not been fully co-operative: 'The raw clinical data in question were generated by P&G at great effort and expense,' the company said.
In a further statement the company stressed that no operations or investments had been moved from Ireland.
A further statement on Saturday reiterated that they had not gone into administration, while also laying out their plans for the future.
