The phrase "a secret statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement that is meant to be kept confidential or not disclosed to others.
Example: "The whistleblower provided a secret statement to the authorities, revealing the company's unethical practices."
Alternatives: "a confidential statement" or "a private statement".
"His explanation is reasonable," Judge Jones wrote of Mr. Kappes's secret statement, "and the court sees no reason to disturb his judgment".
A lesbian mother from Ohio, Jennifer Tyrell, who was removed as a scout den leader and treasurer in April because of the policy, said in a statement: "A secret committee of 11 people can't ignore the hundreds of thousands of people around the country - including thousands of Eagle Scouts, scout families, and former scouts - that want the ban on gay scouts and scout leaders removed".
Ben pleads with Marsden to keep his statement a secret from the Mitchells, but she tells him he must accept that his father will learn about Ben's involvement in his arrest eventually.
"If they didn't comply, there would be one in Germany," the informant said, according to a secret transcript of his statements, whose contents were verified by several people with access to the document.
Three weeks ago, one of President Donald Trump's personal lawyers vigorously denied that the commander in chief had anything to do with Donald Trump Jr.'s statement about a secret meeting with a Russian lawyer.
In a brief statement, made following a secret meeting on Tuesday and obtained by Guardian Unlimited, the group said: "The aim of building up the armed forces should be to protect the people's lives and property and to fight the enemies of the people.
I was learning as I was going, I was inspired by what they had written -- very brief statements: 'I'm a secret whore,' 'I'm a mad scientist,' 'I'm a dog-lover,' you know: 'I consider myself a dog.' Whatever!" He cracks up laughing.
The Taliban claimed the attack in a statement, saying they targeted "a secret missionary centre".
At a hearing held at Guantánamo, Mohammed said that his testimony was freely given, but he also indicated that he had been abused by the C.I.A. (The Pentagon had classified as "top secret" a statement he had written detailing the alleged mistreatment).
