The phrase "a standard statement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a commonly accepted or established declaration or expression regarding a particular subject.
Example: "The report included a standard statement of the company's policies on employee conduct."
Alternatives: "a typical declaration of" or "a conventional expression of".
Instead of writing a standard statement condemning the political opposition of foul play, the Lib Dem response to accusations that the Tory party chairman edited his political rivals' Wikipedia page took a different approach.
Oral consent was obtained from each participant by the interviewer after the interviewer read a standard statement regarding the voluntary nature of his/her participation and confidentiality of the information collected in accordance with the Alberta Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
The standard statement of those rights includes a warning: "Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law".
"The assessment will be done under the SSAE 18 standard (Statement of Standards for Attestation Engagements).
For example, it is far from obvious how to characterize the notion of an intervention so as to avoid the various counterexamples to standard statements of the manipulability theory such as the theory of Menzies and Price.
If the government had to submit a standard financial statement of the type required of the average home buyer, it would show a negative net worth of $7.6 trillion.
Box 2 > contains the standard statement and examples of the Structure, Process and Outcome criteria.
After explanation of the nature and scope of the study and a sufficient period of reflection, the investigator must obtain the informed consent by means of a standard written statement in non-technical language.
Five investigative team members (both researchers and clinicians) then independently rated each abstract on a standard relevancy statement " the experience or phenomenon of eating disorders and its impact broadly on the person's life from the patient's perspective is the central focus of the abstract" using a four-point scale.
