The phrase "a statement accusing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration or assertion that blames or charges someone or something with wrongdoing.
Example: "The report included a statement accusing the company of unethical practices."
Alternatives: "an allegation against the" or "a claim blaming the".
Nonetheless, the Hasanli campaign issued a statement accusing the government of widespread election fraud, including accusations of ballot-box stuffing and interfering with election monitors.
Tonight, leaders of Italy's "No Global" movement released a statement accusing the state in the killing.
Clooney issued a statement accusing the Mail of irresponsibility in publishing what he said was "a completely fabricated story".
Late last night Wheeler released a statement accusing the Wall Street Journal of being "flat-out wrong".
The opposition Vetevendosje party in Kosovo released a statement accusing the government of removing the "Republic" from Kosovo in exchange for a footnote.
The video above was posted on the Belén Web site along with a statement accusing the Union of playing "anti-football".
The hearing came the day before early voting starts in Arizona, and the sheriff, in a statement, accused the Obama administration of trying to influence his re-election race.
Responding to the city council's latest action, Airbnb in a statement accused the council of having a contradictory policy toward tourism, and called for "clear rules" to define "bad actors".
The terrorist group Islamic State claimed it was responsible for Siddique's slaying, and in a statement accused the literary magazine editor of "calling to atheism".
In response, Edison in a statement accused the association of "raising and mischaracterizing" issues related to the PUC and San Onofre to gain bargaining leverage in ongoing labor negotiations.
A few moments later, Mr. Sarhan issued a written statement accusing the Brotherhood of a host of campaign law violations, including tearing down Shafik posters, bribing and intimidating voters, and "ballot rigging and stuffing".
