The phrase "a statement that told" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement that conveys information or communicates a message in the past tense.
Example: "The report included a statement that told the audience about the project's success."
Alternatives: "a statement that conveyed" or "a statement that communicated".
Write a jurisdictional statement that tells the court what authority confers jurisdiction on the court to hear the case.
Form a problem statement that tells what you are trying to find out such as "If you put a plant in the sun on one side, it will then be pulled toward the sun.
Practicing this elevator drill, he explained, develops the ultimate networking tool: a simple, clear statement that tells someone about who you are -- as well as your skills and experiences and the type of job you want -- and how that person can help you.
Wal-Mart said in a statement that "customers told us they would rather stay up late to shop than get up early".
"If the Fed goes half a percentage point and comes up with a strong statement, that is telling you that the growth is going to slow".
Write your conclusion, this is a statement or paragraph that tells the outcome of your experiment.
The school district told HuffPost in a statement that Pinnacle might tell the community about the investigation when it's completed, "if it makes sense to do so".
The Miami-Dade Poline Department statement sthatMr. Williams. Williams had told investigators that he left the club early and that Ms. Henry had decided to stay.
His General People's Congress political party said in a statement that USAmbassador Matthew H Tueller told its officials through mediators that Saleh had to leave before 5pm Friday, otherwise "sanctions will be imposed against him".
Styx said in a statement that it was told if the band came into contact with severe acute respiratory syndrome it would be quarantined on returning to the United States.
