The phrase "a press release explaining" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a formal announcement or statement that provides information about a specific topic or event.
Example: "The company issued a press release explaining the reasons for the recent changes in management."
Alternatives: "a press release detailing" or "a press release clarifying".
In 2011, the company issued a press release explaining its marketing strategy: "We believe in putting hot models in our commercials, because ugly ones don't sell burgers".
According to the government's theory, Ms. Stewart violated the law when, among other things, she issued a press release explaining her sale and saying she had done nothing wrong.
That's right, supporters of a full-scale reauthorization of the Fisa Amendments Act put out a press release explaining why this was a good thing, while explicitly barring the senator who voted against the legislation from explaining his concerns.
"Sons [of Anarchy] has been such a big part of my life, as well as my father's," Manson said in a press release, explaining that he is taking the role as a tribute to his father.
If Congress rejected the deal, the international coalition would surely break apart, and, as Senator Mikulski said in a press release explaining why she was supporting the agreement, "Sanctions would be porous, or limited to unilateral sanctions by the U.S". Piecemeal economic sanctions of that sort rarely work: that we know.
In a press release explaining its decision, Time's editorial board wrote, "Even though his quest for the Presidency was unsuccessful, Mr. Romney's ideas about foreign policy, taxation, wealth inequality, and women's rights typified the year 1912 as no one else has".
"Like a great skeptical underground project," the gallery explains in a press release, "Shrigley's conceptual, idea-based art is a never-ending stream of curious propositions and eccentric moral dilemmas.
A press release explained, "WikiLeaks has not yet publicly 'launched'launched
A press release explains that it's "not for attracting attention, but for being oneself".
A press release explained: "Alcohol can permanently harm a developing baby before a woman knows she is pregnant.
He later apologized for the comment and, in a press release, explained Horizon was involved in another legal matter involving Ms. Bonnen.
