The phrase "a statement with which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific statement that is related to or associated with a particular context or action.
Example: "The report includes a statement with which the committee unanimously agreed."
Alternatives: "a statement that" or "a statement to which".
If you write a statement with which you're less than thrilled or that isn't you, write another.
It was a statement with which no one could disagree, but which also did not call on anybody to resolve the problem.
(At a joint press conference in Berlin, in February, Schäuble said of their first meeting, "We agreed to disagree" — a statement with which Varoufakis immediately disagreed).
That was a statement with which one well-connected Democrat agreed, though he did not want to attach his name to such an opinion.
"I do enjoy my job," she tells me more than once, a statement with which no child who has ever encountered her would be inclined to disagree.
Stoljar suggested that the $12,731 "ended up being just something that the AWU donated" – a statement with which Shorten agreed, but pointed out he had left the union leadership when the decision was made to write off the amount.
I would rather take one of the features I like and make a statement with it – which is why I have taken to Illamasqua's "Salacious" lipstick (three-plus wine glasses on the IW scale) so enthusiastically, or Tom Ford's "Scarlet Rouge" (two wine glasses).
Two weeks ago, the University of London Union – of which I am the President – passed policy in a relatively routine and democratic way which stated that although any student may attend whatever they liked, we would not send a representative on their behalf, as we regarded the ceremony as a political statement with which we did not want to be associated.
A clear statement with which I, and far too many Yahoo's, agreed.
The article concludes with an evocative statement with which no one in the profession at that time would disagree, I think.
At the risk of sounding like a Black Mirror scriptwriter, we've reached a saturation point online of people gleefully hiding behind the relative anonymity of their profiles, arguing for the sake of it and trying to apply homo economicus reasoning (itself a construct) to every statement with which they so desperately must disagree.
