The phrase "a good declaration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement or announcement that is considered positive or effective.
Example: "The committee issued a good declaration regarding the importance of environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "an effective statement" or "a positive announcement".
It is a good and strong declaration, which takes up several of the ideas to which the French Socialist delegation is very committed.
There is not much political philosophy in Mr Reid's memoirs, "A Good Fight", beyond the declaration that "the American government is the greatest force for good in the history of mankind", and the charge that Republicans "cannot abide the thought of [it] helping someone".
Making that declaration was a good move, as it turns out.
"Graeme Smith's declaration seems a good one given the weather forecast," says Tim Sanders.
A good example is the Iraqi declaration concerning the high explosive H.M.X., which states that, out of the H.M.X.
Throughout the tour, he found lines that garnered a good response, most especially a declaration to "make most college tuition tax-deductible".
In the fields of missiles and biotechnology, the declaration contains a good deal of new material and information covering the period from 1998 and onward.
The Liberal campaign hardly got off to a good start, with Ignatieff's declaration that he wouldn't seek a coalition after the vote implying that the Liberals weren't interested in governing.
John Gill, managing director of finance, said the bonus declaration was "a good example of the reassurance we can offer customers" but declined to comment on the row over former chief executive Iain Lumsden's pay and pension, saying that was a matter for the remuneration committee.
"The voices of those living with HIV, and of other groups, have been powerfully heard," added UNAIDS Executive Director Peter Piot, "and this has contributed significantly to what I see as a good, substantial and forward-looking declaration".
