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The phrase "a statement before the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement that precedes a specific event, action, or context that is to follow.
Example: "In the meeting, she made a statement before the discussion on budget allocations began."
Alternatives: "a declaration prior to the" or "a remark preceding the".
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Garnett, known as a trash talker, issued a statement before the game.
The White House issued a statement before the vote threatening a veto of the measure.
Sannikov called the charges "absurd" in a statement before the verdict, which was condemned by the US and Britain.
In 2004, while she did not testify, she read a statement before the judge that similarly deplored the frenzy.
First, though, he sat next to a club official who read out a statement before the pre-match press briefing.
In a statement before the department reversed its decision, Ryan said: "Selectively editing this transcript is preposterous.
In a statement before the tribunal began, Scott-Moncrieff said: "Mr Brady's crimes are well-known to the public.
Emerisque plans to keep many of Hartmarx's 4,000 workers, it said in a statement before the deal was approved.
But Mr. Royster, in a statement before the sentencing, was bluntly unapologetic, instead bemoaning his own fate.
The group protesting was Fuck Rape Culture, which issued a statement before the protest, explaining its motives.
The FIA is expected to make a statement before the next race, the Australian Grand Prix in two weeks.
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