The phrase "a positive statement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a statement that conveys an affirmative or constructive message, often in contexts like discussions, reports, or analyses.
Example: "The report concluded with a positive statement of the company's growth potential in the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "an affirmative declaration of" or "a constructive assertion of".
What has been missing is a positive statement of what good intellectual property policy is.
The North Korean announcement came after the administration lifted some economic sanctions on Monday and was welcomed as a "positive statement of their commitment," the official said.
His major writings, however, were apologetic works directed against the Roman Church, in which he combined a critique of distinctly Roman Catholic dogmas with a positive statement of Anglican teachings.
But Palace were encouraged close to half-time by efforts from Yohan Cabaye and Dann and sending on Marouane Chamakh at half-time for Lee was a positive statement of intent from Pardew.
After the school board approved the agreement in a 5-to-1 vote, Dennis Carlson, the district superintendent, emphasized that the district had always fought bullying but called the decree "a positive statement of the continuing effort to ensure a welcoming environment for all students and families".
"It is a positive statement of intent".
"We view that as a positive statement on the part of the Police Department," she said.
There are a host of reasons for us to ratify CEDAW, including a desire to return to the international community as a member in good standing; the treaty being a beacon of hope for women around the world, and a positive statement for the citizens of the United States.
It's said that in the repair stage, an abused child needs to hear any positive statement of encouragement ten times a day for it to sink in.
Its excuse for suspending its shares for a whole day was that it was making a positive statement about the sale of its medical business in the morning, and could not allow its shares to trade because a board meeting called for late afternoon was to consider issuing a profit warning.
Papers say Mr Kerry has given a "positive statement" before the start of his Delhi visit.
