The phrase "a statement within" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific assertion or declaration that is contained inside a larger context, such as a document or conversation.
Example: "In the report, there is a statement within that highlights the key findings of our research."
Alternatives: "an assertion inside" or "a declaration contained in".
He said he would issue a statement within a month.
Ms. Gillibrand issued a statement within minutes of Ms. Maloney's announcement.
Yields are now higher than in July this year, when the MPC released a statement within days of Carney's arrival saying that recent moves in financial markets had been "unwarranted".
Sources close to negotiators believe Eta will produce a statement within days that will effectively mark the end of more than four decades of violence that have caused some 830 deaths.
The office of Commissioner Tim Finchem circulated a statement within 45 minutes after the first bulletin that Woods would end his season and miss the British Open, the P.G.A. Championship and the Ryder Cup.
England's coach of four years, flanked by his assistants Ray Lewington and Gary Neville, delivered a statement within 20 minutes of the final whistle confirming he would be leaving his position on the expiry of his contract this month.
The state news agency Mena said al-Sisi would make an official statement "within hours".
The World Bank said in a statement that within six months it would also put together a longer-term assistance plan in consultation with the Gujarat state government.
"Emanuel's residency drama has made this election into a circus instead of a serious debate about the future of Chicago," Mr. Chico said in a statement issued within moments of the decision.
In a statement issued within hours of the piece's publication, the Vatican spokesman, Federico Lombardi, said: "As has happened previously in an analogous situation, it needs to be noted that that which Scalfari attributes to the pope, by putting his words into inverted commas, is the product of his memory as an expert journalist, but not the precise transcription of a recording".
William F. Galvin, Massachusetts' secretary of the commonwealth, said in a statement Friday: "Within the last couple of weeks, my office has received many calls from people who thought they were investing in safe, liquid investments only to find that they had, in fact, purchased auction market securities that are now frozen and they cannot get their money".
