The phrase "a statement to all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to convey a message or information that is intended for a wide audience or group.
Example: "The CEO issued a statement to all regarding the new company policies that will take effect next month."
Alternatives: "a message for everyone" or "an announcement to all".
Curzon issued a statement to all cinemas playing the film, and the distributor reports that it has yet to hear of customer complaints.
The Iranians took the unusual step of circulating a statement to all delegations denying that Iran is developing nuclear or other weapons of mass destruction.
The story had to be published online on Friday evening after Pell issued a statement to all media in response to questions from the Herald Sun.
In Mr. Meyer's absence, which is to last until after the Fourth of July, he had a statement to "All members of Grey" distributed on his behalf.
"But a lot of those same young Republicans think that what Judge Moore did in issuing a statement to all the probate judges to not grant those licenses was bad, because you're disobeying the Supreme Court of the United States".
In a statement to all staff, he said: "It is for the gravity of these statements that Kevin Roberts has been asked to take a leave of absence from Publicis Groupe, effective immediately.
Andrew Wheeler: I sent out an all-hands statement to all the employees yesterday evening.
Lanka Hospitals chief executive Lakith Peiris said in a statement to The Times all transplants were legally carried out and that additional documents were required from foreign patients, including an affidavit that the donor had not received additional payments.
(Jeff Davis has given a statement to CNN clarifying all the reasons behind his decision to cash out his 401k).
They released a statement to "reassure all Australians that they have nothing to fear from their Muslim neighbours who want peace and security for everyone regardless of religion".
The Renault decision did not come up at the Brussels summit, but was announced as the 27 EU leaders were agreeing a statement to "avoid all form of protectionist measures".
