The phrase "a welcome statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement that expresses a warm greeting or acknowledgment, often in formal or professional contexts.
Example: "The CEO began the meeting with a welcome statement to all the new employees joining the company."
Alternatives: "a greeting message" or "an introductory remark".
It was a welcome statement of commitment from both parties, but to long-standing observers it all felt somehow familiar.
Mr. Iliescu's party, which is expected to be assigned nearly half the parliamentary seats, has said it will not govern with Mr. Tudor's party, a welcome statement.
This is a welcome statement, but it does not repair the damage caused by a referendum that has revealed a majority at odds with an EU workforce.
While the activist organization Common Cause applauded the six-count indictment as "a welcome statement about the Justice Department's commitment to strict enforcement of our campaign finance laws," the head of an ethics advocacy group in Washington disagreed.
Archbishop Donald W. Wuerl of Washington, a top official in the group, called the document a "welcome statement" even as he took pains to praise the role of women in the church.
This is a welcome statement if it leads to the dissolution of these alternative regimes run by dons and their associates, albeit at the cost of many more lives in the immediate future.
Using that sports platform to address the growing issue of childhood obesity in this country, will be a welcomed statement at the right time, perhaps as a part of another step in healthcare.
Another Republican, Rep. Cameron De Jong, rose in the chamber to declare: "God is my judge and today I ask you to support equal rights under the law"—an especially welcome statement given that, far too often, activists use religion to justify intolerance or discrimination.
Dr Alan Maryon-Davis, professor of public health at Kings College London, said: "It's a very welcome statement from the health secretary and a good example of how the government can help people choose a healthier way of life by 'nudging' rather than nagging".
The veteran leader of the nationalist SDLP, John Hume, greeted the IRA announcement as "a very welcome statement".
There has been material written this week that did pick up on some of the issues and the chief constable [of South Yorkshire] said he would review further whether there were any documents that could be put into the public domain, and that is a very welcome statement.
