The phrase "after receiving the statement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate a sequence of events where something occurs following the receipt of a statement.
Example: "After receiving the statement, I was able to make an informed decision regarding the next steps."
Alternatives: "upon receiving the statement" or "following the receipt of the statement".
Soon after receiving the statement, Matthews published an article about the Second Front and its "tough, uneducated young American" leader, citing a cleaned-up passage from Morgan's letter.
After receiving the statement, THUMP's follow-up request for a copy of the aforementioned style code produced a document that makes no explicit reference to either t-shirts or dress shirts.
LifeWay asked the National Association of Evangelicals, the largest American umbrella group and one to which Olivet belongs, to examine Olivet's pedigree, and after receiving the review issued a statement withdrawing from the deal.
"No one is above the law and accountability to the people," said parliament speaker Salim al-Jaburi in a statement after receiving the report, which was passed by a show of hands in parliament.
Two weeks after receiving the warning letter, 23andMe released a statement on their website announcing that they will not provide health related results to their new customers who purchased their kits on or after the date they received the FDA warning letter.
The Missouri trial court suppressed the first admissions but allowed the prosecution to introduce the statements she made after receiving the warnings.
Mrs Griffiths said she would make another statement in January after receiving the review.
In her statement to the Commons, after receiving the ACMD's report but rejecting its recommendation to keep cannabis as a class C drug, Jacqui Smith, the former home secretary, said: "We must err on the side of caution and protect the public".
In her statement to the Commons, after receiving the ACMD's report but rejecting its recommendation to keep cannabis as a class C drug, Jacqui Smith, the former home secretary, said: "We must err on the side of caution and protect the public". As this is protection from the known unknowns, at first sight it might seem the obvious decision – why wouldn't you take the precautionary principle?
In a statement issued through his lawyers, Kingsley Napley, Ruffley said he apologised to the woman "some time" after receiving the caution.
