The phrase "a statement on reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration or commentary regarding specific reports or findings.
Example: "The CEO issued a statement on reports of declining sales, addressing the concerns of stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a commentary regarding reports" or "a declaration about reports".
Surprisingly, almost none of the recommendations made a statement on reporting ANA simply as negative or positive.
In 2008, the CONSORT group published a statement on reporting RCTs in journal and conference abstracts [1], see Table 1.
My colleague, Josh Halliday, has the full report 3.20pm GMT NUJ statement The National Union of Journalists has issued a statement on the report The NUJ notes with concern that the Pollard report identified fundamental failings of the management culture at the BBC, especially BBC News.
In a statement on the report that was disseminated through the Twitter account of the Palestine Liberation Organization, Erekat said, "We urge the international community to recall that the only true path to peace lies in ending the Israeli occupation that began in 1967, and in ending crime and the impunity with which it continues to be perpetrated against our people".
12.30pm: Cameron will make a statement on the report.
Both the prime minister and deputy prime minister want to make a statement on the report.
Lady Lawrence was on the verge of breaking down as she gave a statement on the report to the House of Lords on Thursday.
If you disagree with the results of an investigation, you can add a statement on your report — of 100 words or less — explaining the circumstances of the item.
Updated at 11.18pm GMT 10.57pm GMT The Guardian has released a statement on the report of the president's review group on intelligence and communications technologies.
Updated at 11.43am GMT 9.11pm GMT The White House has released a statement on the report, which President Obama discussed this morning in a meeting with board members Richard Clarke, Michael Morell, Geoffrey Stone, Cass Sunstein and Peter Swire.
