The phrase "according to statements of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing information or claims made by someone or a group, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "According to statements of the committee, the project will be completed by the end of the year."
Alternatives: "as per the statements of" or "based on the statements of".
According to statements of financial interests, Keith receives an undisclosed sum from Bill Gates each year, and is the president and majority owner of the geoengineering company Carbon Engineering, in which both Gates and Edwards have major stakes – believed to be together worth over $10m.
According to statements of two of the 34 suspects now under arrest in connection to the case, authorities in Guerrero say the missing students were most likely killed, burned, and buried in the mass graves later discovered in the forested hillsides outside Iguala.
Shriver, who relinquished her role at "Dateline" in February 2004, three months after Arnold Schwarzenegger was sworn into office, continued to receive paychecks from NBC into 2007, according to statements of economic interest the governor is required to file in Sacramento.
According to statements of the participants, the organization had a strictly hierarchical structure, where formal power was given to persons only according to their position and technical background.
According to statements some of the youths gave to the police, the trouble began when they were let out of school early.
According to statements from some of the officers involved, the plotters asked Akar to join them.
Therefore, age alone should not be a contraindication for thrombolysis therapy according to statements by the authors of this study.
According to the statements of witnesses, Mr. Zamili believed that Mr. Saffar sought to block his promotion at the agency.
AHRENS: There was a fence around the wood and according to the statements of the local inhabitants, civilians could not enter it during the time the Russians were there.
Another officer, Anthony Barravecchio, who, according to the statements of several women, led the college student down a hallway where she encountered Roethlisberger, could be in danger of losing his job in Coraopolis, Pa., according to ESPN.
If the antirealist goes so far as to deny that the requisite conditions are ever met, his position amounts to an "error theory," according to which statements of the problematic kind are systematically false.
