The phrase "a statement stating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize that a particular statement is being made or declared.
Example: "The report includes a statement stating the company's commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "a declaration that" or "a claim asserting".
Shortly afterwards they released a statement, stating that results had not been good enough and an announcement on a new manager will be made shortly.
CY immediately denied the incident had occurred and has since released a statement stating his daughter is suffering from mental health problems.
Asked for comment on Dr. Carragee's presentation Thursday, a Medtronic spokeswoman, Marybeth Thoorsgard, released a statement stating that "the results from the independent reviews being managed by Yale will address the safety and effectiveness" of Infuse.
After obtaining a court injunction against two picture agencies, Allen's lawyer, Mark Thomson, released a statement stating: "My client has faced constant harassment over the last few months from the paparazzi".
Earlier on Saturday, Perry's campaign had issued a statement stating Trump's comments represented " a new low in American politics" and urging the former Celebrity Apprentice host to "immediately withdraw from the race for president".
The L.P.G.A. Tour recently released a statement stating that, in light of the concerns regarding drug use and sports, "we are researching the possible implantation of a policy that would test for the use of performance-enhancing drugs".
Tottenham Manager Harry Redknapp said Sunday morning that a loan was not possible after it became "all too complicated with the insurance issues," and a statement stated that Beckham would instead only train with the club.
Soon after Monday's shooting, Albuquerque Police Chief Gorden Eden Jr. made a televised statement, stating that an officer fired at Hawkes, who had led police on a foot chase.
In a statement, state Republican leaders assailed Mr. Hollings for "an unbelievable display of disrespect".
Another lawyer for the group, Bonnie Scott Jones, said in a statement, "States cannot be allowed to simply pull up a chair in every doctor's office in the state and listen in on teenagers seeking health services".
In a statement, state department spokesman John Kirby said: "The United States is suspending its participation in bilateral channels with Russia that were established to sustain the cessation of hostilities.
