The phrase "a simple declaration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a statement or assertion that is straightforward and clear in nature.
Example: "The document serves as a simple declaration of our commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility."
Alternatives: "a straightforward statement of" or "an uncomplicated assertion of".
Asked why he decided to fight the draft, Mr. Oh answered with a simple declaration of faith and a serene smile: "Why am I doing this?
Every track had the power to make you feel something; Green Eyes is punctuated with faux confidence; In Love With You is a simple declaration of love; Orange Moon provides a disjointed, stripped-back tale of emerging from darkness.
Anderson's response was a brief video statement of her own that dispelled with facts the misinformation in some of the criticisms and made a simple declaration of principle: "The inconvenient truth of a criminal investigation is that it doesn't always lead where you want to go," she said.
A simpler declaration of "KENT" had been used, but the familiar title is being restored, as if the university were coming to terms with its own dark tableau in the history of the Vietnam War.
To songwriters in America, "I love you" was still a simple declaration; to Cole Porter, musing among a complicated society of American expatriates, it was beginning to be a smart crack calling for a smart answer.
Both add a simple declaration to a feed that tells a subscriber which hub/cloud has been delegated the responsibility of handling subscriptions.
And while far more is needed to ensure state compliance with decisions, the importance of a simple declaration by a duly constituted body that the law has been broken, and a right violated, should not be underestimated.
Mr. Tilghman, who is black, starts with a simple declaration: He is uncomfortable with the idea of Black History Month.
It's a simple declaration, but therein lies the sly power of "A Seat at the Table" — there's little need to parse, only to sit and listen.
The first page of this pamphlet contained a simple declaration: "This booklet is a gift, and is not to be sold".
Many are content to seal off any discussion of gay matters with a simple declaration that God has abjured it as "an abomination".
