The phrase "a statement that appeared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement that was made or published in a specific context, such as in a document, article, or conversation.
Example: "In the report, a statement that appeared in the introduction highlighted the importance of transparency in the process."
Alternatives: "a statement that was made" or "a statement that was published".
But the Atlanta Spirit Group issued a statement that appeared to make matters final.
Meanwhile, on Tuesday, the head of the N.F.L. Players Association released a statement that appeared to raise questions as to why Cushing was allowed to play last season.
The stewards are preparing a report, which will be sent to the governing body, and the FIA issued a statement that appeared to counter claims made by Mercedes.
A spokesman for the Sheriff's Department issued a statement that appeared to play down any possible connection between the search on Thursday and Mr. Speziale.
It took Rocker 102 seconds to read a two-page statement that was similar to a statement that appeared today in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
On Tuesday, Cleveland's new director of football operations, Sashi Brown, released a statement that appeared to put Manziel's future in doubt.
Trump has claimed that McMahon helped grow WWE from a "modest 13-person operation to a publicly traded global enterprise with more than 800 employees in offices worldwide" ― a statement that appears word-for-word on McMahon's personal website.
And, in the event, he persuaded George Bush the bête noire of the climate crowd to sign a statement that appears to take climate change seriously.Yet many greens still labelled the summit a failure.
Mr. Kamel told the C.I.A. that many of Mr. Hussein's weapons had been destroyed -- a statement that appears to be correct, in light of the findings of David A. Kay, the former chief American weapons inspector in Iraq.
A statement that appears to be from a spokesman for Al Qaeda claims responsibility for attacks on an Israeli-chartered airliner and a hotel in Kenya and vows that the terror network will carry out even more "lethal" assaults against Israel and the United States.
A1 Al Qaeda Claims Kenya Attacks A statement that appears to be from a spokesman for Al Qaeda claims responsibility for the recent attacks in Kenya and vows that the terror network will carry out even more "lethal" assaults against Israel and the United States.
