The phrase "a statement to explain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration or remark that aims to clarify or provide understanding about a particular topic or situation.
Example: "The report included a statement to explain the reasons behind the project's delay."
Alternatives: "an explanation" or "a clarifying statement".
On Saturday De Niro released a statement to explain the new decision.
In response, Mr. Straw issued a statement to explain his comments reported in the Iranian press and said, "There is never any excuse for terrorism".
She had to write a statement to explain what she was involved in and declaring that she was a "friend" of the bank.
The treasury ministry did little to reassure anxious members of the public when it issued a statement to explain the anomaly - caused by the fact that the euro has no unit of value smaller than a cent.
Shares of the Chinese automaker, Brilliance China Automotive Holdings, began trading again after the company released a statement to explain the dismissal of its chairman, Yang Rong, last week and said he had not sold any shares in the company.
Their attack is expected to: Challenge the Speaker, who will make a statement, to explain how the Commons authorities allowed police to enter the Palace of Westminster and search Green's office.
Schools have to provide a written statement to explain why even a single booklet is missing".
The Maroon 5 frontman drew scores of complaints for quipping "I hate this country" on an episode of The Voice, requiring a formal statement to explain his remark.
Question 3: Can you use a belief statement to explain the value of what we offer?
The use of a disclosure statement to explain authorship order can be effective in clarifying and justifying authorship order, or to avoid misinterpretations.
Accumulating all of the previous, the scientist makes a general statement to explain all the evidence.
