The phrase "ahead of the declaration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that occurs or is positioned before a formal statement or announcement is made.
Example: "The committee met to discuss the issues ahead of the declaration to ensure all concerns were addressed."
Alternatives: "prior to the declaration" or "before the declaration".
SA going for runs now ahead of the declaration.
He has only failed to pass fifty in one innings in this series and that was when he was slogging just ahead of the declaration in Perth.
Ahead of the declaration of independence a crowd of men gathered at the symbolic bridge's northern side, separated from the celebrating ethnic Albanians by police and French soldiers in a glum and largely silent protest.
Political correspondent Vicki Young explained how the contest was being run, ahead of the declaration on Tuesday evening, The three candidates have been relatively camera shy while the party deals with allegations about a peer and one of its MPs, which dominated the headlines last week.
She also called for a peaceful resolution of the fighting that has flared in Sudan ahead of the planned declaration of independence by South Sudan on July 9.
"Word got back to Philadelphia, which gave courage to some of those who were on the fence to go ahead and sign the Declaration of Independence," Thompson said.
The handover, a day ahead of the United Nations cutoff for the declaration, will take place under the threat of war with the United States if Iraq again seeks to deny any hidden projects or weapons.
The "Nobody really likes Hillary" story has become its own journalistic genre, well ahead of the soon-expected official declaration that she is running.Compare the ga-ga Barack Obama genre, which competes with the "which white guy from a heartland state will become the anti-Hillary?" story.
Ahead of his declaration that he would not to stand again for the presidency, the US had heaped pressure on him to stand aside, calling for an "orderly transition" of power to a more democratic system.
The UN, which is helping to manage the division of Africa's largest country, is desperately trying to negotiate a withdrawal of northern troops, so far without success.Southerners fear the north may annex Abyei, forcing their own leaders to make a tough choice ahead of their declaration of independence due on July 9th.
This year, we begin a year-long celebration ahead of the 20th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action in 2015.
