The phrase "a statement disputing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration or assertion that challenges or contradicts a particular claim or idea.
Example: "The lawyer presented a statement disputing the allegations made against her client."
Alternatives: "a declaration contesting the" or "an assertion challenging the".
(The company released a statement disputing the allegations).
Yesterday, Tenet released a statement disputing the commission's account.
But the French antidoping agency issued a statement disputing the article's conclusion, saying it had simply told some riders that they "risked health problems" relating to the blood findings.
After Trump claimed on Twitter, without evidence, that Obama ordered a wiretap of him before the election, Comey asked the Justice Department to issue a statement disputing the claim.
Apparently taken aback by the accusations, the president of the Shubert Organization, Philip Smith, issued a statement disputing the claims of lagging commitment, but he did not detail the producers' promotional efforts and he did not go out of his way to pick a fight.
Salomon issued a statement disputing the allegations.
Mr. Nespoli, in a statement, disputed the city's account, saying the money would have gone to a welfare fund that covers some health benefits, like medication and eye care.
The company in a statement disputed these characterizations, and said, "The proposed Collective Bargaining Agreement was in fact the most lucrative Protective Force contract we know of that has been offered at any DOE site in the country".
But the Canadian company later hit back against the Obama administration in a lengthy statement disputing the findings and arguing that the pipeline would also carry domestic oil from North Dakota shale.
After Mr. Trump's speech in Nashville, the Justice Department released a more muted statement disputing the Hawaii decision, calling it "flawed both in reasoning and scope". Sarah Isgur Flores, a spokeswoman for the department, said it would continue to defend the legality of the presidential order.
After the CIA reportedly forbid the agent who served as the model for Jessica Chastain's character in "Zero Dark Thirty," from speaking to journalists, acting director Michael Morell, has issued a rare public statement disputing the critically lauded film's accuracy.
