The phrase "a recorded statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement that has been documented or captured in some form, often for legal or official purposes.
Example: "The lawyer presented a recorded statement from the witness during the trial."
Alternatives: "an audio statement" or "a documented statement".
Shortly afterward, Mr. Aliyev thanked voters for their trust in a recorded statement on state television.
After her lawyer arrived, Mr. Browne said, she gave a recorded statement to prosecutors.
In 1993, in a recorded statement, he said that child molestation allegations against him contributed to his continuing drug use.
"It will definitely not be coming to Georgia," the commission administrator, Tom Mishou, said in a recorded statement.
But in a recorded statement that the third woman made to Mr. Warren in June 2002, she said another man, Corey McCullough, "pulled the trigger" that night.
Detectives reportedly found "extensive blood evidence" in the Anconas' master bedroom, which Malissa Ancona said in a recorded statement she tried to clean up, the newspaper reported.
Mr. McManus said the prosecution would call 25 to 30 witnesses, play a secretly recorded statement Mr. McLaughlin made to the authorities and introduce a shopping cart full of documents.
Or at least his voice did, in a brief, recorded statement delivered via telephone to residents in his district on this city's South Side and southern suburbs.
As evidence, he cited a secretly recorded statement made by Mr. Wilson late in the investigation that he said proved there was no true price-fixing effort.
To close out the week, the prosecution played a portion of Dr. Murray's recorded statement to the police given two days after Michael Jackson's death.
Veterans have a sincere friend and advocate in Mr. Blumenthal, but this is obscured by featuring a few infelicitous sentences said by him in a lifetime of accurate, publicly recorded statements.
