The phrase "a statement of denial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration or assertion that something is not true or does not exist.
Example: "The defendant issued a statement of denial regarding the allegations made against him."
Alternatives: "a denial statement" or "a declaration of denial".
Anthony Bosch, the operator of the clinic, known as Biogenesis of America, also issued a statement of denial through his lawyer, saying the Miami New Times article was "filled with inaccuracies, innuendos and misstatements in fact".
Clifford issued a statement of denial on Perroncel's behalf ("although, of course, when you say, 'John Terry is a friend', the press go: 'Oh yeah! We know what kind of friend!'" says Clifford), and agreed to do his very best to advise her and guide her and arm her against what he describes as the "excesses of the press".
To believe that those in need are always "other people," as the questioner suggests, is both a statement of denial of the facts above, but a much more troubling expression of denying our fellow citizens the spiritual designation of our neighbors, and even our brothers and sisters.
Such an admission would relieve the defendant of the need to submit a formal statement of denial and would typically result in less than the maximum penalty.
Facebook has already responded to the case with a flat statement of denial of guilt.
It would be unwise and dangerous to deliver merely a single sided view of the complainant, the Government position and answers to any charges must equally be delivered, failure to respond or merely issue a generic statement of denial in my opinion will be tantamount to proof that the SNP have delivered proof of Westminster malice.
John's wife at the time of the alleged abuse, Genevieve Waite, issued a firm statement of denial.
Rodriguez said he would not comment beyond an initial statement of denial released by his public relations firm back in February.
It was a statement more of denial than hope.
If denial of relief is recommended following a hearing, such written findings and conclusions will include a statement of the grounds for denial as described in § 723.3 e)(4).
