The phrase "a statement form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific structure or format of a statement, often in contexts like logic, programming, or writing.
Example: "In logic, a statement form is used to represent a logical expression that can be evaluated for truth values."
Alternatives: "a declarative format" or "a statement structure".
"The display of such a mascot in the midst of our pastures, which is supported by most environmental groups, is pure provocation that is not humanly acceptable to the farmers," said a statement form the group.
A statement form the office of Bishop Noel Treanor said: "Having received medical advice concerning the increasing risk and impact of Australian flu, the diocese of Down and Connor has decided to reactivate … precautionary measures originally established by the diocese in response to the swine flu epidemic in 2009.
Update, December 5: And here's a statement form Via: "As the industry leader in driver earnings in New York City, we are looking forward to working with the TLC on implementing this rule".
There was also "virtually no gap" between the views of men and women in Sweden, while there were considerable differences between the responses from men and women in Asian countries like China, Hong Kong and Singapore, a press statement form YouGov noted.
25 The whole project (MERGO Ethical review and administrative governance of clinical research) received a positive statement form the THL ethics committee (17 June 2010, amendment 27 January 2011).
A withholding statement forms an integral part of the withholding certificate and the penalties of perjury statement provided on the withholding certificate applies to the withholding statement as well.
The romances in statement form throw a light on the state of mind of those who later told of getting Willie Earle into a taxi and driving him to a quiet place where he was to be killed.
The guidelines are typically written in statement form by a reputable organization.
Although it does not have the force of a UN Security Council Resolution, such a statement does form part of the international body's formal record.
But with two better-known songs, "The Way You Look Tonight" and "It's Only a Paper Moon," Mr. Charlap took pains to make a statement with form.
The analysis is applied to a variety of statement forms (see 1911, 48 53).
