"a note stating" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to introduce information or a message that has been written down on a piece of paper or in a digital format. Example: "Please include a note stating your preferred delivery date and time with your order."
Second, you must send three slides to the museum along with a note stating what your area of expertise is.
It allows them to write a note stating that the patient suffers from a serious condition that marijuana has been known to alleviate.
But no: the galleries were pretty empty, and lots of works were missing from the walls with a note stating that they'd be returned in August.
The deletion was accompanied by a note stating: "The allegations by Private Eye, the Guardian and the Independent are false and designed to be politically damaging.
The dean replied sympathetically, requesting that a physician send along a note stating that Ethan had recovered enough to attend classes.
A few pieces date back centuries, including a pair of satin shoes with a note stating that one Hannah Hodgkins wore them at her 1803 wedding.
Perhaps that's why Oskar Eustis, the Public's artistic director, saw fit to include a program note stating that "Ferdinand Marcos led a brutal and murderous regime, and his wife was in many way its leader".
But a tipster just sent us a little note stating that both Verizon and Sprint are calling bullshit (our words, not theirs) on the claim.
[update] A tipster just dropped us a quick note stating HTC is the actual manufacturer of the portable device and not Qualcomm as many have thought.
On his own Web site, a note states that he "did not even find out about his travel assistant's Internet advertisements offering prostitution activity until after the trip was in progress".
AMENITIES The hotel cheekily provides foam earplugs, along with a printed note stating "We love trains," which reiterates the community's history as a transit hub while warning of late-night screeches and whistles from the tracks below.
