The phrase "a statement dated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific statement that has a date associated with it, often in legal or formal contexts.
Example: "The contract includes a statement dated March 15, 2023, which outlines the terms of the agreement."
Alternatives: "a statement with a date" or "a dated statement".
In a statement dated February 2014, it said a meter was "removed".
In a statement dated Friday, PayPal said that it had "permanently restricted the account used by WikiLeaks".
In a statement dated Friday, a State Department spokeswoman, Jen Psaki, said "there was no excuse for violence, especially in a house of worship".
In a statement dated 30 October and given to UN states, North Korea's UN mission said it had suspended talks with the EU on the resolution.
The I.O.C. policy, outlined in a statement dated June 22, will be in effect for this summer's Olympics in London and will probably be followed by all sports federations that participate in the Olympics.
The agreement was announced in a statement dated Wednesday on the Web site of Interros, Mr. Potanin's holding company, through which he acts as the chief shareholder of Norilsk Nickel, the world's largest nickel producer.
A statement dating from 1996 stated: "The decision to create [Tate Modern] has provided a fresh opportunity to reassess the distribution of works between the... galleries.
In a poor quality video, Newman is shown reading aloud from a handwritten statement dated 9 November, 2013 in a wood-panelled meeting room.
In a handwritten statement dated December 30 1997, three days after the murder, a prison officer named on the website says that he and another officer told the prison governors of their fear for Wright's safety more than two months earlier, on October 24.
Written on the back of a bank statement dated 1976.
It proposed changing accounting firms in a proxy statement dated June 28.
