The phrase "a statement drawn up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal document or declaration that has been prepared or created.
Example: "The lawyer presented a statement drawn up for the court proceedings."
Alternatives: "a prepared statement" or "a drafted statement".
This broad but not-too-deep coalition is now represented as a list of signers on a statement drawn up by the Shanker Institute, the AFT's think tank.
The Albanian government had received a letter two days before the Soviet delegation was to leave Moscow: in it, the Soviets requested that the Albanians approve a statement drawn up by Khrushchev in the name of the Information Bureau even though he had not convened it.
### Note to Editors: Media opportunities during the meeting include a pledge signing ceremony where delegates will sign a statement drawn up by the child delegates to the meeting, the Youth Leadership Awards, and a closing day press conference featuring the UNICEF Executive Director, the Indonesian Minister of Health, and the UNICEF Regional Director.
Instead, the website now carries a joint statement drawn up with Constand's lawyers pointing out that the reference to "discredited allegations" in no way referred to those raised by her.
By contrast, the IPC would be bound by a national policy statement drawn up by ministers and scrutinised by Parliament.
A 500-page impact statement drawn up over the summer by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration assumed that the planet would warm a calamitous seven degrees Fahrenheit by the end of the century.
Articles on this news can be found here and here, along with the statement drawn up by the eight women.
General principles for the proposed governance of Japan had been spelled out in the Potsdam Declaration and elucidated in U.S. government policy statements drawn up and forwarded to MacArthur in August 1945.
In statements drawn up together by representatives from the two universities, more than 100 academics in Cambridge and more than 200 at Oxford have petitioned their governing bodies this month to hold a ballot on proposed changes to the Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS), which covers academics in pre-92 universities.
Bettati, at Kouchner's instruction, drew up a statement laying out a right of "humanitarian access," read it out to the crowd and then passed it to Chirac, who vowed to take the text to the United Nations.
The judge and her lawyer agreed to a statement of facts drawn up by the commission.
