The phrase "a statement of declaration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal expression or announcement of a particular intention or fact.
Example: "The committee issued a statement of declaration regarding the new policy changes that will take effect next month."
Alternatives: "a declaration statement" or "a formal declaration".
This was, he explained, a statement of defiance, not a declaration of identity, but it hardly quelled the curiosity about his personal life.
But taken as a statement of intent, the Taliban's declaration offers an instructive glimpse into their thinking.
The SDP began in January 1981 with the Limehouse Declaration, a statement of intent by four former Labour Cabinet ministers Roy Jenkins, David Owen, William Rodgers, and Shirley Williams to quit the leftward path that had lately been taken by Labour.
This view was notably promoted by Abraham Lincoln, who considered the Declaration to be the foundation of his political philosophy, and argued that the Declaration is a statement of principles through which the United States Constitution should be interpreted.
The final declaration was a statement of human rights as well as an acknowledgment of the need for environmental protection.
" 'I Got Rhythm,' " he adds, "wasn't just an opening line or even a title song; it was a statement of purpose, a rallying cry, a declaration of everything that the Gershwins, and for that matter, all of American music, were about".
During the drafting in 1947 of the Universal Declaration, the Executive Board of the American Anthropological Association warned of the danger that the Declaration would be "a statement of rights conceived only in terms of the values prevalent in Western Europe and America".
The Declaration isn't a statement of immutable fact, it's a call to arms – a description of what we should build, not what will come automatically.
"Would you feel more or less comfortable," Justice Rathje asked, "with a judge who has already told you how he is going to rule?" Judge Thomas, a former Chicago Bears football player who now sits on an appeals court, said in an interview that the pro-life declaration was simply a statement of his personal views.
In a statement headlined "Declaration of the End of Rebellion," Mr. Bisimwa said, "Commanders are requested to prepare the troops for the process of disarmament, demobilization and social reintegration".
