The phrase "a statement clarifying the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to introduce or describe a statement that provides clarification on a specific topic or issue.
Example: "The report included a statement clarifying the company's position on environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "an explanation detailing the" or "a declaration elucidating the".
Oculus has since released a statement clarifying the privacy and rights issues.
In a statement "clarifying" the appointment, Sports Direct has explained that Mr Murray is not a director of any company within the Sports Direct Group and is working on a "consultancy arrangement".
It is thought Corliss could step into the breach if Jones departs and a statement clarifying the chief executive's future could come as soon as Friday, according to Sky News.
Jenkins, the Swansea chairman, issued a statement clarifying the club's situation in response to mounting speculation that Laudrup was considering his position because of a perceived lack of support in the transfer market.
Whether this was a deliberate attempt to deceive or not, the National Academies of Science Council issued a statement clarifying "the manuscript has nothing to do with the National Academy of Sciences".
However, there are substantial risks around both events: there is considerable risk that ECB could cut tomorrow (rather than next month, as we expect) and/or take further liquidity measures; and the BoE's MPC may put out a statement clarifying the new forward guidance framework.
Please include a statement clarifying this in the text.
Witness Mangwende, the Zimbabwean Minister of Foreign Affairs, issued a statement clarifying that the execution was for the murder and unrelated to their earlier "service as mercenaries during the time of the Smith regime".
Yesterday, Barnes & Noble issued a statement "clarifying" that the talks between the companies now include that possibility.
Andy Burnham, the shadow education secretary, urged Gove to make a statement clarifying whether the department had complied with the law.
In place of the offending article is a statement clarifying that the magazine does not condone forced sterilisation and explaining that the article's purpose was 'to highlight controversial but personal inner battles between deeply held feminist principles and reactive emotions' … in this instance, we got it wrong and we want to apologise".
