The phrase "a further statement to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing additional information or clarification related to a previous statement or topic.
Example: "In a further statement to the press, the company clarified its position on the matter."
Alternatives: "an additional statement to" or "a subsequent statement to".
But the force has had to issue a further statement, to head off the growing criticism.
The CNRDR claimed in a further statement to represent the entire armed forces, but senior figures in Mali said that they had never heard of Sanogo, and that the group did not have a single member higher than the rank of captain.
Mrs May said she would make a further statement to Parliament about the inquiry on Monday.
"I will make a further statement to the Assembly on the remit of the commission in due course".
"I saw that subsequently he made a further statement to one of the newspapers that these things weren't about personalities, and I think he's right about that".
Uber later posted a further statement to its blog saying that the company's "thoughts remain with the victim who has shown tremendous courage under the circumstances".
Three months later, in the middle of a £100m rights issue, JJB came under pressure to give a further statement as rumours began to circulate that David Jones had borrowed £1.5m in order to repay the loan to Ashley.
The CAIR-FL issued a further statement in response to the weapon: "Sadly, this manufacturer's fancy new gun won't do anything to stop the real threat in America: the escalating problem of gun violence.
"The recruitment process has commenced in respect of the appointment of a new executive chairman and a further statement in relation to this will be issued by the club on Monday 2nd November".
After the PC issue was rectified, a further statement was published to alert customers that they could now use this type of gameplay.
