The phrase "abject statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a statement that is extremely bad, unpleasant, or degrading in nature.
Example: "His abject statement about the situation left everyone in the room feeling uncomfortable and disheartened."
Alternatives: "deplorable statement" or "wretched statement".
This week Bloomberg issued a statement of abject apology.
Mr. Prince tried to get ahead of the criticism by departing from his prepared statement to offer an abject apology.
Hence the inquest, hence the fuss, hence the hospital's abject apology and the CQC's official statement.
Responding to Mr Hammond in the Commons, shadow chancellor John McDonnell said the Autumn Statement placed on record the "abject failure of the last six years".
MALDEF, the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, issued a statement saying that DeVos should resign for "abject incompetence" if she does not "issue an immediate clarification that emphasizes the holding in Plyler".
The veteran Conservative MP Bill Cash responded to her statement by calling the extension of article 50 an "abject surrender" and asking her if she would resign.
President Hamid Karzai, who was traveling in Saudi Arabia, strongly condemned the attacks in a statement that said, "The terrorists are so desperate and abject that they kill our innocent Muslims in the holy month of Ramadan".
When the writers made statements, the Chinese delegation walked out, only to return after an abject apology by the fair's director, Jürgen Boos.
Refreshingly, the statement it makes about young artists' preoccupations is convincing without being portentous, ironic, or abject.
Expect West Indies to offer more of a challenge in this form of the game, a sublime statement of the obvious, I know, since their performances in the Tests were so abject.
