The phrase "a statement emphasizing that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to introduce or refer to a statement that highlights a particular point or idea.
Example: "The report includes a statement emphasizing that climate change is an urgent issue that requires immediate action."
Alternatives: "a declaration stressing that" or "a remark highlighting that".
Later in the day, she issued a statement emphasizing that there was plenty for the United States to put on the table in the treaty talks.
On 27 January, Yahoo released a statement emphasizing that, while Yahoo Inc does not allow the sale of ivory, the company does not control policy for Yahoo Japan.
After the ruling, the police issued a statement emphasizing that the injunction from Judge Pauley did not restrain officers from enforcing the law or seizing unattended bicycles that obstruct people or vehicles.
President Obama also recently released a statement emphasizing that for the FCC "there is no higher calling than protecting an open, accessible, and free Internet".
Sticking with tradition, the Fed offered no reaction, while the White House quickly issued a statement emphasizing that the president "did not mean to influence the Fed's decision-making process".
But he issued a statement emphasizing that no senators on the committee are bound by the agreement that was struck between the White House and Georgia's Republican senators to support Boggs as part of an all-or-nothing package of six judicial nominees.
Bridgewater, in a statement, emphasized that Mr. Tarui had withdrawn his claims.
Novartis, in a statement, emphasizes that more than 200,000 patients on Gleevec have been monitored, that the life-saving benefits are worth the risks, and that the cardiac side effects are "extremely rare".
The five permanent members of the Security Council issued a separate statement emphasizing that diplomacy remained an important option, and Mr. Obama, in a lengthy statement at the White House, left the door open to negotiations.
When asked to comment on the latest study, the leading industry trade group, CTIA - The Wireless Association, released a statement emphasizing recent studies that have shown no elevated cancer risk associated with cellphone use.
LONDON — The British government sought to bolster fragile domestic support for the Afghan war on Monday, issuing a comprehensive policy statement emphasizing that military power alone would not be enough to guarantee the defeat of Taliban militants.
