The phrase "a single statement about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to one specific assertion or declaration regarding a particular topic or subject.
Example: "The report provides a single statement about the company's financial performance over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "one assertion regarding" or "a solitary remark on".
After my magazine released the list, the Greek government made not a single statement about the case.
Then write down a single statement about the underlying belief or paradigm that allowed you to achieve that success.
The five newspapers in Philadelphia, (Press, Inquirer, Bulletin, Public Ledger and North American) didn't even "find a single statement about the crisis from the mayor (321)." The problems that emerge from under coverage or no coverage are as follows: there is a gap between what is being reported and what the public is actually seeing or experiencing, and as a result a mistrust of the press.
On the other hand, a single statement about self-rated health (SRH) allows the patients to express various aspects of their health in a global statement.
I'm tempted to go with the obvious interpretation considering how many questions the secret one leaves open, and also because it's just unlikely that such a revelation would occur via a single statement, in a single article, about a single device, about which Google isn't particularly enthused.
"It's a single statement from a large group about what we expect, and it's very clear, which is powerful," he explains.
In Category D, two statements were reformulated into a single statement; while one statement was reformulated into two separate statements.
Statements that were identical or very similar in essence were collapsed to form a single statement.
The WPI consists of 30 statements in which a respondent is asked to choose a single statement that expresses to what extent that statement described her/him: 1.
