The phrase "a statement to state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the act of making a declaration or expressing something clearly.
Example: "In the report, I included a statement to state the company's position on environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a declaration to express" or "a remark to convey".
Egyptian newspapers have claimed that Mubarak, currently under arrest at his hospital bed in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, was preparing to read a statement to state TV expressing sorrow at any "misconduct" that arose from him receiving bad advice from aides.
Iraqi Defense Minister Khaled Obeidi, in a statement to state news outlet Al Iraqiya on Thursday, indicated that pro-government forces are "ready to undertake a military operation to liberate the city".
Mr. Bruder did not make a formal statement to state investigators and the prosecutors concluded they would have difficulty proving state charges of "hindering a prosecution".
The dairy has submitted a final environmental statement to state health authorities and is waiting for their response to decide how to proceed, Ms. Hennessey said.
Embarrassed by the recent events, Mali's interim president, Dioncounda Traoré, apologized to the country's foreign partners in a statement to the state news media.
Mr Donaldson said last night in a statement to Irish state broadcaster RTE recorded in a Dublin hotel room: "I was a British agent at the time.
Syrian foreign ministry spokesman Jihad Makdissi said in a statement to the state news agency that the government was waiting for Brahimi to come to Damascus to convey to officials there the results of his tour.
After giving a statement to the State Trooper, I walked back to my car, dazed.
In a statement to HuffPost, state Democratic Party Chairman John Currie said that Democrats need to focus on defeating Christie and not on punishing party members.
North Dakota rejected Measure 1, which would have added a statement to the state constitution that declared, "The inalienable right to life of every human being at any stage of development must be recognized and protected".
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has issued a statement to Parliament, stating that councils should not charge.
