The phrase "a statement and reiterate" is not correct as it lacks grammatical coherence.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and would need additional context or restructuring to be usable in written English.
Example: "Please provide a statement and reiterate your main points for clarity."
Alternatives: "a declaration and restate" or "an assertion and repeat".
In a statement, The Times "reiterated its complete support and confidence" in the two-part series, which was published on July 12 and 13 and written by Ann Louise Bardach, a contract writer for the newspaper, and Larry Rohter, its Caribbean correspondent.
In a statement, Mr. Pataki reiterated his criticism of Mr. Obama's fiscal stewardship and said the president must be defeated in his bid for re-election.
But in a statement, Mr. Taylor reiterated a pledge from Eric K. Shinseki, the Veterans Affairs secretary, "to end veteran homelessness by 2015.
The Foreign Office released a statement yesterday reiterating Britain's opposition to the death penalty - saying it undermined human dignity and was not a deterrent.
In response to Jammeh's claims, the WHO and UNAIDS issued a statement reiterating that there is no cure for AIDS and warning that substituting untested remedies for evidence-based treatments could have adverse effects [ 24].
I cried when the CDC released a statement reiterating what HIV researchers and doctors had been saying for years: When an HIV-positive person is on ART and maintains an undetectable viral load, there is "effectively no risk of sexually transmitting the virus to an HIV-negative partner".
The United States Embassy issued a statement reiterating "its decided support to the constitutional and democratic process" and the Mesa administration "to the end of its tenure in August 2007".
The company has released a statement reiterating that "safety is our top priority" and that "we thoroughly inspect and test all obstacles".
