The phrase "a statement obtained by the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a statement that has been acquired or gathered through a specific process or source.
Example: "The report included a statement obtained by the investigation team regarding the incident."
Alternatives: "a statement gathered from the" or "a statement acquired through the".
Texas Oil and Gas Association president Todd Staples hailed Perry's selection to lead the department of energy, in a statement obtained by the San Antonio Business Journal.
In a statement obtained by the New York Times, GoldieBlox's lawyer, Daralyn Durie, said they were reviewing the new legal brief.
Dowling issued a statement, obtained by the Washington Post, through the seriously heavyweight law firm Sidley Austin, which operates on three continents.
In a statement obtained by the French daily Le Monde, he continued, "It was a question of demonstrating that France was present in the process of German reunification and, for Germany, of being able to show off that presence".
Ferrero, the Italian company that makes Nutella, Tic Tacs and Ferrero Rocher chocolates, insisted that "the quality. . . and all other aspects of Nutella remain the same," in a statement obtained by the BBC.
In a statement obtained by The Caucus, the organization says it plans to use the money to intensify its efforts to hold the Fox host Glenn Beck and others on the cable news channel accountable for their reporting.
In a statement obtained by the Guardian on Thursday afternoon, SEIU said it does not have an agreement or deal with Airbnb and that it plans to work with Unite Here, a separate union that represents hotel workers and has strongly criticized the potential SEIU-Airbnb partnership.
"The framework announced today by the Climate Leadership Council offers a path that will help take constructive steps toward addressing climate change and provide transparency and predictability for business," David S. Taylor, president and chief executive of Procter & Gamble, said in a statement obtained by the Energy 202.
In a statement obtained by the BBC, the committee criticised a recent internal inquiry as inadequate and "biased and designed to protect the department from further scrutiny and possible litigation from the victims' families".
After causing quite a kerfuffle the other day by effectively blocking some Windows Phone users from accessing Google Maps in-browser, Google has released a statement (obtained by The Next Web) clarifying its rationale and promising that it would soon fix the issue.
