The phrase "a later statement from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement that was made after a previous one, often to provide additional information or clarification.
Example: "According to a later statement from the company, the product will be available next month."
Alternatives: "a subsequent statement from" or "a following statement from".
A later statement from Peterson team said: "Once all the facts have been reviewed we have no doubt that he will be vindicated".
"The initial results are in line with calculations and simulations," read a later statement from the team.
In a later statement from David Aylor, Slager's attorney at the time, the officer claimed he "felt threatened" and said that Scott tried to wrestle his Taser away from him during the struggle.
The Brazilian airport administrator Infraero at first indicated the possibility of five survivors, but a later statement from the Brazilian Air Force, based on data collected by BAF personnel who rappelled (abseiled) to the crash site and local police who assisted in the SAR effort, confirmed that there were no survivors.
A later statement released directly from Isis' propaganda arm wrongly claimed 15 "infidels" were killed.
Southern police chief Yoram Halevy met Monday with Bedouin leaders and in a later statement urged Israelis to refrain from generalizing about the entire community because of one extremist.
However, a later statement said: "We have now received confirmation from Professor Hawking's office that a letter was sent on Friday to the Israeli president's office regarding his decision not to attend the Presidential Conference, based on advice from Palestinian academics that he should respect the boycott".
Later statements from Uganda, though, gave the impression that Uganda was not planning on withdrawing its peacekeepers.
Later statements from Dunn describe "thug music" and call the teenagers "gangsters" who seemed "menacing".
Later statements from two witnesses suggest that it was parked there sometime between 5 00 am and 8 00 am on the morning of Friday 8 November.
It's not known when exactly the document was taken back to the Senate committee's secure office spaces, though it's certain that the removal occurred sometime after June 2013, according to later statements from both Feinstein and Udall.
