The phrase "a satisfactory statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement that meets the required standards or expectations in a particular context.
Example: "After reviewing the proposal, I can confirm that it is a satisfactory statement of our objectives."
Alternatives: "an acceptable statement" or "a suitable statement".
The principal reason why a satisfactory statement of objectives may present such a problem is simply that most systems have multiple objectives, often in conflict with one another.
The Orthodox, however, were reticent in taking any formal step toward reunion before a satisfactory statement on the content of Anglican faith, taken as a whole, could be obtained.
It also highlighted other methods that produced satisfactory statements of the precision of the estimates.
In the election campaign that followed (November December 1885), Parnell, having failed to get a satisfactory Home Rule statement from Gladstone, issued the "vote Tory manifesto".
Alastair Campbell, the former media adviser to former Prime Minister Tony Blair, said in a statement that he had reached a "satisfactory" settlement, The Press Association said.
Dow Jones said in a statement following its meeting that if a "satisfactory" level of Bancroft family support is obtained the board will meet again with News Corp to review definitive merger documents.
Commenting in a statement, the EPC's Balsemão called for "a satisfactory conclusion to the competition complaints against Google is crucial to a competitive and transparent market in search and search advertising".
Respondents who "agreed" or "strongly agreed" with the statement, "My academic career has been progressing at a satisfactory rate since I joined the School of Medicine" were classified as "making satisfactory career progress".
According to the city attorney, Lyft tried to work with them but was "ultimately not willing to move forward with a satisfactory agreement, demanding unreasonable provisions," the city attorney's office wrote in a press statement.
"Mr. Butt has been advised that if a satisfactory response is not received, legal proceedings will be commenced," the board said in a statement.
In a statement, Ms. Kroes added that she believed the commission's review would have "a satisfactory outcome".
