The phrase "accompanied by a statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is provided along with a statement, often in formal or legal contexts.
Example: "The application must be submitted accompanied by a statement detailing your qualifications."
Alternatives: "along with a statement" or "together with a statement".
The video clip, accompanied by a statement, was e-mailed to members of the news media.
Statisticians prefer interval estimates because interval estimates are accompanied by a statement concerning the degree of confidence that the interval contains the population parameter being estimated.
The income statement is usually accompanied by a statement that shows how the company's retained earnings have changed during the year.
His removal was accompanied by a statement that he had been appointed to "special and important" (though unspecified) duties in the prime minister's office.
In September, White, working with colleagues in other agencies, levied a $920-million 920-millionDimon's bank, accompenaltyby a statement enumerating the bank's misdeeds.
He expects the rate cut to be accompanied by a statement adding up to a quarter-point's worth of soothing words.
In addition, another suggestion was that all communication between disciplines should be accompanied by a statement-confirmation requirement, in spoken or written form.
In particular, foggy statements by officials and questionable comments by witnesses must be accompanied by a clear statement by us that confirmation or elaboration was not available.
The Government's response to the report was not accompanied by a ministerial statement and received almost no press coverage.
Roosevelt said no. Hoover responded by giving the telegrams to reporters, accompanied by a sulking statement of complaint.
Proctor & Gamble's announcement of the deal was accompanied by a terse statement that the consumer products company had terminated its prior agreement to sell Pringles to Diamond Foods.
