The phrase "a statement which says" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to describe or define a statement that conveys a specific message or information.
Example: "The report includes a statement which says that the project will be completed by the end of the year."
Alternatives: "a declaration that indicates" or "a remark that expresses".
Al-Jazeera has reported a statement, which says: The true account is not out yet, we have received three contradictory statements.
Healthy Air released a statement which says: Analysis carried out to evaluate the health and environmental impacts associated with the fourth carbon budget measures finds that the monetised benefits almost negate the resource costs associated with implementation.
World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) responded by issuing a statement which says the IAAF has the right to appeal against the JAAA's decision.
However, the club have issued a statement which says the winding up petition "is pre CVA action," implying that the club are protected from a winding up order in a CVA.
The company on Monday released a statement which says it will "be reviewing and approving manufacturer applications on an individual basis according to a number of criteria, such as their commitment to transparency, the degree to which they allow subcontracting, and their size".
On one side, was the scholarly writer, a University of Chicago professor with two doctorates (in Sanksrit and in Indian Studies); on the other, people who send out a statement which says, "All Hindu diotias, Gods and Goddess great persons and revolutionist are worstly insulted in this book, for unknown reasons".
They forced the White House to issue a statement, which said that "the Senators don't support a gas tax".
Jones issued a statement which said: "I am, of course, extremely relieved that this review has now been completed.
Tate released a statement which said: "At just after noon yesterday a small fire broke out in the kitchen at Tate St Ives.
