The phrase "a special statement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular declaration or announcement that holds significance or importance in a specific context.
Example: "The CEO issued a special statement regarding the company's new sustainability initiatives."
Alternatives: "a unique declaration" or "an important announcement".
John Bercow, the speaker, made a special statement about the incident in the Commons on Thursday morning.
The Obama administration announced that US secretary of state John Kerry would make a special statement on the Syrian crisis at 2pm ET. The White House pushed back its daily briefing to fall after the Kerry statement.
Mr Byers, flanked by the prime minister at a special statement on the tragedy in the Commons, made no pledges when pushed by the opposition on whether a public inquiry would be held into the crash, which left seven dead and 40 injured.
Updated at 6.56pm BST 5.33pm BST The US secretary of state will make a special statement today on Syria, Guardian Washington correspondent Paul Lewis reports: Paul Lewis (@PaulLewis) US secretary of state, John Kerry, will make a statement on #Syria in 90 minutes.
Even Greenpeace praised Google's efforts, and issued a special statement to the press about Google's new wind PPA.
Dr. Richman, Vice President, Research and Development-Translational Sciences, explained the role of CTM in drug discovery and development with a special statement on Developing Innovative Targeted Therapies for China.
I would also add that, tomorrow after the vote, I will ask for the floor in order to deliver a special political statement, a common statement of Parliament and the Council, which strongly supports the abolition of the visa requirement for all the countries of the Western Balkans.
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