The phrase "a statement repudiating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration that rejects or disavows something, such as an idea, claim, or action.
Example: "The organization issued a statement repudiating the allegations made against its members."
Alternatives: "a declaration rejecting" or "a statement disavowing".
Later, his campaign issued a statement repudiating the plan.
(Langer soon issued a statement repudiating Trump's account).
On Monday, Schakowsky put out a statement repudiating Omar's tweets — "STOP IT!" she said — while also pointing out McCarthy's tweet.
The South American Football Confederation, Conmebol, issued a statement repudiating the bribery and promised to "unreservedly support the investigations".
Mr. Jarba's coalition suffered a blow this week when about a dozen rebel groups inside Syria issued a statement repudiating their ties with the coalition, asserting that its members, living in exile, were detached from the bitter fighting inside Syria.
(Langer soon issued a statement repudiating Trump's account). Throughout the week, the President repeated his calumny that he lost the popular vote only because millions of "illegals" voted for Hillary Clinton.
Pachauri's statement repudiates that position.
Last March, noting the lengthening commercial forecasts, the American Meteorological Society -- the largest organization of American atmospheric scientists -- issued a statement essentially repudiating the idea that local weather could be accurately forecast two weeks ahead.
In the '90s, when the APA and other mainstream groups began to issue formal statements repudiating the profession's history of discrimination against gay doctors, Socarides and a younger colleague, Joseph Nicolosi, formed the National Association for Research & Therapy of Homosexuality, or NARTH, one of the movement's intellectual pillars.
With the story rippling across the internet HBO issued a statement on Wednesday repudiating the form, which bore the letterhead Central Casting.
Gary L. Bauer, a Christian conservative leader who endorsed Mr. McCain after withdrawing from the Republican race, issued a statement on Wednesday repudiating Mr. McCain's "unwarranted, ill-advised and divisive attacks on certain religious leaders".
