The phrase "advance statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to statements made ahead of time, often in relation to plans or intentions.
Example: "The company issued advance statements regarding its upcoming product launch to keep stakeholders informed."
Alternatives: "preliminary statements" or "preemptive statements".
Oxfam and other aid agencies, anticipating the private sector announcement, this week put out advance statements expressing concern about how much the private sector can achieve.
In 2015 the willing and responsible among the 64m users of the NHS need to help the service's 1.4 million employees run the NHS more efficiently and effectively by: creating advance statements and decisions, filling out pre-consultation questionnaires, booking appointments online and asking clinicians to work with the digital tools the public use in their daily lives.
There are two types – living wills (also called advance directives and now renamed advance statements) in which we spell out the treatments we don't want, and healthcare proxies, also called lasting powers of attorney, through which we assign our right to make medical decisions to someone whom we trust.
There are different kinds of advance statements.
In the Netherlands, different forms of advance statements exist.
Two studies examined the effects of two different advance statements.
From Thursday, users can receive a copy of their advance decision, otherwise known as a living will, or a copy of an "advance statement".
An advance statement differs from an advance decision in that it sets down a person's preferences, wishes, beliefs as a guide for anyone who might have to make choices if they have lost the capacity to make decisions.
In an advance statement, Fallon said: "The UK government's commitment today will secure hundreds of high-skilled shipbuilding jobs on the Clyde for at least two decades and hundreds more in the supply chain across Britain".
The two-times World Cup winner – once as a player, the other as manager – had been "extremely surprised" by hearing of his ban via the news on Friday, even though Fifa's ethics rules state that any party accused of deliberate breach would be given the chance to release an advance statement.
The PACP is a type of advance statement.
