The phrase "a stream of statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous flow of remarks or declarations, often in a context where multiple points or ideas are being expressed in succession.
Example: "During the meeting, she presented a stream of statements that highlighted the project's progress and future goals."
Alternatives: "a series of statements" or "a flow of remarks".
Influential European politicians issued a stream of statements to denounce the arrests.
But as he stood on stage, his campaign sent out a stream of statements by e-mail that sought to rebut Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Romney.
As a satirical response to her own mistreatment online, she had tweeted a stream of statements, such as "#CancelWhiteMen" as far back as 2013.
Since then, the group has released a stream of statements and videos outlining its basic objectives: to recruit more followers, overthrow Saleh and use Yemen as a base to attack the Saudi monarchy and build an Islamic caliphate.
One of the great differences between Hamdi and Lindh, however, is that Lindh provided a stream of statements to the press and to U.S. interrogators, which, in turn, provided the government with enough information to indict him.
Throughout the week, Hindu leaders issued a stream of statements, sometimes vowing to abide by the court decision to desist from any construction work, at other times launching fiery broadsides at the court and the Prime Minister.
In a stream-of-consciousness statement, Trump parroted the Saudi royal family's talking points and cast doubt on his own intelligence community's findings regarding the dissident journalist's death.
Instead it issued a stream of upbeat statements.
Every presidential campaign has to produce a stream of appropriate statements for religious holidays, patriotic commemorations, and the like.
His nomination prompted a stream of laudatory statements on Friday, including from Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. and Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.).
FROM a large brown house with bars on the lower windows, Amiri Baraka sends forth a stream of poems, statements and broadsides to the world.
