The phrase "adopted a statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of formally accepting or endorsing a particular statement or position.
Example: "The committee adopted a statement affirming their commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "endorsed a statement" or "accepted a statement".
In 2018, the Program Committee adopted a statement reflecting our longstanding approach to sponsorship.
Telia CEO Johan Dennelind explained how its board of directors had adopted a statement of significant audiences and materiality.
In 1999, the American Association of University Professors adopted a statement urging that colleges not use collegiality as a category.
On Monday, the 15-member United Nations Security Council unanimously adopted a statement endorsing the two-state solution.
"The EUA Council adopted a statement on 26 October 2018 expressing its concern about the lack of transparency and competition in the scholarly publishing business sector in Europe.
Today the rather clueless Republican platform committee adopted a statement calling for a ban on abortion with no exception for rape.
But the council will not formally adopt a statement until Sunday morning because of what some diplomats called a face-saving gesture toward Beirut.
France called a meeting of the United Nations Security Council to adopt a statement condemning the sentence, but the talks were adjourned until Wednesday, Reuters reported.
The purpose seems to be quite clearly to prepare access to files in the event that the commission adopts a statement of objections, which seems increasingly likely".
The Security Council abandoned efforts to adopt a statement on the crisis in Gaza after Libya and the United States were unable to agree on the wording.
At the request of Chairman Bernanke, I led the effort to adopt a statement of the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) longer-run objectives, including a 2percentt goal for inflation.
