The phrase "a statement notifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal communication that informs someone about a specific matter or event.
Example: "The company issued a statement notifying employees of the upcoming changes to the health benefits plan."
Alternatives: "a notice informing" or "a declaration advising".
To be feasible, large Resistance organizations would need to coalesce around this strategy and release a joint statement notifying Congress of their intent to organize an Economic Walk-Out in roughly one-month's time.
It assumes that the president has the presence of mind and physical ability to produce a written statement formally notifying the president pro tempore of the Senate and the speaker of the House of such circumstances, which would result in the vice president's temporarily serving as acting president.
"Upon full assessment of the incident," a company spokesperson relayed in a written statement, "K.B.R. notified P.P.I. management of the need for changes to prevent any recurrence and worked with the subcontractor to implement those corrective actions").
Physicians who were over fifty years old and believed their knowledge about genetic testing to be 'sufficient' were the most likely group to agree with the statement about notifying Mahmut's wife (Table 3).
Reebok said in a statement Wednesday: "Reebok was notified of the lawsuit only earlier today and had no prior knowledge of any dispute.
Officials in Lehnkering said in a statement that they had notified the police and environmental authorities as soon as the accident occurred at 5 a.m. local time.
A spokesman for the S.E.C., John Nester, said in a statement that the agency notified the C.F.T.C. about its plans in August, about two months after the issue first arose.
Ms. Conti said in a statement that hotel personnel "notified the emergency crews, who administered first aid before taking Mr. Gandolfini to the hospital, where he died of an apparent heart attack".
The company, one of more than 100 that have halted home lending or left the business since the start of 2006, said in a statement that it had notified 144 more employees across the United States that they would be laid off as it ended "warehouse lending, commercial lending and substantially all of its mortgage lending".
And on Friday, the Jim Henson Company, the group behind "The Muppets" and "Fraggle Rock," released a statement saying it has "notified Chick-fil-A that we do not wish to partner with them on any future endeavors".
