The phrase "a statement including" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that a statement contains specific information or elements within it.
Example: "The report concluded with a statement including the key findings of the research."
Alternatives: "a statement that contains" or "a statement featuring".
Upon receiving the award, Storrier apologised on "Patterson's" behalf for his absence, and read out a statement, including: "I'm very proud to have this beautiful hand done painting of me in this prestigious Archibald show.
"Our discussions were wide-ranging, covering all aspects of our bilateral relationship," said Peters in a statement, including expansion of trade and economic ties, upcoming FTA discussions, and peace and security in the Asia-Pacific.
"All geographic areas where Alcatel-Lucent operates will contribute" to the job cuts, the company said in a statement, including 4,100 positions in Europe, the Middle East and Africa; 3,800 in the Asia-Pacific region; and 2,100 in the Americas.
"We weigh all factors that could affect the long-term value of our clients' assets," Ed Sweeney, a spokesman for BlackRock, said in a statement, "including the hundreds of public pension plans, nonprofits, foundations, endowments, educational institutions and individual investors we serve".
The new North Austin campus, which will be less than a mile from its current campus, will span more than 130 acres, according to a statement, including 50 acres of preserved open space, and will be wholly powered by renewable energy.
Somewhere between hacktivists and nation states, ideologues will go to extremes to make a statement, including causing physical and corporeal damage.
It is tempting, for example, to indicate whether a statement includes a challenge to the constitutionality or enforceability of a law.
"Raising kids makes most people, including myself, grow up at least a little bit," she said in a statement included in the book's press materials.
In a statement included in the news release about the arrests, Mr. Kelley drew a connection between neighborhood pushers and club owners who allow drug use.
In a statement included in its own report, Washington Post spokeswoman Kris Coratti said: "Like other companies in the news recently, we face cybersecurity threats.
The sectors and issues selected as targets, according to a statement, included e-commerce, food safety, corporate responsibility, pharmaceuticals, tobacco, financial markets and health care.
