The phrase "a statement will be issued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that an official announcement or declaration is forthcoming.
Example: "The company has faced several challenges this year, and a statement will be issued to address the concerns of our stakeholders."
Alternatives: "an announcement will be made" or "a declaration will be released".
He didn't give details, and a police official said a statement will be issued later.
A spokesperson said today that a joint approach with SoA is being discussed, and that a statement will be issued in the next few days.
However, no statement has been released on the stock market from the company since Thursday afternoon shortly before the shooting and it is not thought a statement will be issued today.
The result will be made known in the early evening of Thursday when a statement will be issued by the Fife-based organisation.
The Clippers have yet to comment on the reported incident, although according to Clippers.com reporter Rowan Kavner, head coach Doc Rivers said that a statement will be issued before Tuesday night's game.
"A further statement will be issued following this Hearing".
"The stewards will be considering Mr Chisora under regulation 25 [misconduct] and a further statement will be issued once the stewards have decided on what action will be taken.
A Wolves statement said: "The formalities of the move are yet to be completed and a fuller statement will be issued once they are finalised".
These issues could scupper the deal and and prevent a comprehensive agreement from being reached after the framework stage, although officials have also told the Associated Press that a joint statement will be issued today, where parties will agree to continue negotiations aimed at reaching the final deadline at the end of June. .
High-minded dignitaries will fly into London from around the world, millions in aid will be pledged and a pre-prepared statement will be issued at the end of the deliberations saying all the right things about how important a country Yemen is and how committed the "international community" is to finding a solution to the country's myriad of problems.
Wales, meanwhile, are also sitting on an uncomfortable fence, declaring: Team Wales will issue a statement tomorrow (Thursday, September 23) once it has reviewed the situation in Delhi...Unfortunately, we are unable to give a definite time of when that statement will be issued as events are changing on a minute by minute basis.
