The phrase "a note to state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that you are providing a note or message to convey specific information or clarification.
Example: "I am sending you a note to state my concerns regarding the project timeline."
Alternatives: "a message to convey" or "a note to inform".
Dan Feyen, chairman of the GOP in the 6th congressional district, sent a note to Republican state lawmakers making clear that he did not support the resolution because it did not deal with the "true enemy," e.g. Democrats.
On May 7, Brainstorm editor, Liz McMillen, posted a note to readers stating that Schaefer Riley had been fired.
As he writes in the funny and true-feeling poem "A Note to My State-Appointed Job Counselor": The only talent I have Is to be able to smell each new season Before it comes In the hair of women.
(Satie appended a note to "Vexations," stating that the two-minute-long piece should be played eight hundred and forty times, after the pianist has prepared himself "in advance, and in the utmost silence, through serious immobilities".
A day before it was scheduled to shut down its service for good, the startup sent a note to customers stating, After a lot of work and negotiations, all assets in Narrative, digital and physical, have been acquired by a group of people from the team of the former company.
(Note: last week, Horton posted a note to Facebook stating that he was relocating from Seattle to Los Angeles, and that the future location of the festival and future, period is still up in the air).
"Clarissa made a note to remember what state they lived in," Ms. Grazer writes.
Before the marriages were to begin this morning, Moore wrote a note to all the state officials who issue marriage licenses.
The collection consists of a forgery of a note to Sir Henry Clinton stating that Major John André will furnish information.
In a note to me, he states "Yes, the Ethiopian political landscape is changing fast.
