The phrase "a recent statement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration or announcement made not long ago, often in formal or professional contexts.
Example: "In a recent statement of the company's financial outlook, the CEO highlighted the expected growth for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "a recent announcement of" or "a recent declaration of".
In a recent statement of intent, United Soccer Leagues outlined plans aimed at reclaiming division two status for their top league.
The attitude was expressed in a recent statement of L Brooks Patterson, the elected executive of the mostly white Detroit suburb of Oakland: "I made a prediction a long time ago, and it's come to pass.
They knew, he said, quoting a recent statement of Stalin's without attributing it to the dead leader, that the improvement of the people's material well-being was the party's special concern.
33See Farhi et al. (2011) for a recent statement of the case for fiscal devaluation; and de Mooij and Keen (2012) for estimates of the potential impact.
Is Kazu Hirai, CEO of Sony's Computer Entertainment division just bullish on the future performance of his own products or is a recent statement of his a case of wishful thinking?
However, a recent statement of the European Food Safety Authority affirmed that based on a number of observations from research data, there are indications that infectivity in the milk from small ruminants can not be totally excluded [28].
"Our province is forthrightly in step with the national aim to get rid of outdated production capacity," said a recent statement to announce the shuttering of the mill.
But in a recent statement to Congress, David Vladeck, director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, said it would not be necessary to encompass children ages 12 to 17.
In a recent statement, one of them, Mir Hussein Mousavi, called for a "festival of light against darkness", which many saw as an invitation to protest this week.
In a recent statement, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton cited the allegations by Mr. Moreno-Ocampo, and said that Colonel Qaddafi and other leaders in the region were "trying to divide the people by using violence against women and rape as tools of war".
But in a recent statement, the office of the Diyarbakir governor, who is an appointee of the ruling AKP, said historical structures would be restored, while slums, shops and various other commercial and residential buildings would be demolished.
