The phrase "a statement dismissing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement that rejects or disregards a particular idea, claim, or argument.
Example: "The report included a statement dismissing the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "a declaration rejecting the" or "a remark negating the".
The Jets issued a statement dismissing the report.
For its part, the Republican National Convention Committee released a statement dismissing the venue change as favoring style over substance.
Mr. Lopez, who declined to be interviewed in either investigation, issued a statement dismissing the commission's findings as "salacious and sensational claims" that "are fallacious".
On Friday the Indonesian embassy in Australia released a statement dismissing the meeting as a publicity stunt organised by a "small group of Papua separatists and sympathisers".
His publicist also released a statement, dismissing the suggestion that Brown's tattoo is a reference to Rihanna, whom Brown attacked in 2009.
The supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, followed with a statement dismissing the possibility of any compromise with the opposition, saying those who refused to accept the results of the June 12 election had no right to participate in politics.
But Mr. Silverstein, in a statement, dismissed the assertion as "a total and complete fiction".
But the commission, in a statement, dismissed the offer, saying the move would not further its goal of promoting browsers that compete with Internet Explorer.
CBS, in a statement, dismissed the lawsuit as "frivolous and groundless," and a CBS executive said that Ms. Stillman had twice earlier tried to elicit concessions from the network and was refused.
Assembly Republican Leader Connie Conway of Tulare and Assemblyman Frank Bigelow (R-O'Neals) issued a joint statement dismissing the proposal as a "drop in the bucket". The lawmakers said they expect to announce their own plan this week to better address the needs of farmers, small businesses and families.
Leicester released a statement dismissing reports and insisting the 51-year-old would remain in charge for Tuesday night's Premier League match at Arsenal.
