The phrase "alarmed statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a statement that expresses concern, fear, or anxiety about a particular situation.
Example: "The official issued an alarmed statement regarding the rising levels of pollution in the city."
Alternatives: "concerned statement" or "distressed statement".
Abe is likely to appeal directly to common interests as a way of defusing or circumventing Trump's more alarming statements.
We distinguished four interrelated dimensions in the accepted statements: the meanings of the sense of alarm and the sense or reassurance (statements 1a, 3 and 5), the vague and uneasy prognostic feeling lacking clear causes (statements 1a and 3) and the consequences of the sense of alarm (statements 2 and 4).
Hacked Off were alarmed by a statement made earlier this month by culture secretary Maria Miller in which she suggested that publishers would be given a chance to make Ipso work without charter oversight.
The statement alarmed me, confused me and frightened me.
In explaining the movie, Daniel Barber, who is making his directorial début, has issued alarmed and lofty statements about needing to "ask ourselves how we got to this point — the point where it's easier for kids to make a living from crime and drugs than a nine-to-five job".
But it was the tenor of her statement that alarmed some commentators.
Environmentalists will also be alarmed by the following statement from the Biopunk Manifesto: "We reject outright the admonishments of the precautionary principle, which is nothing more than a paternalistic attempt to silence researchers by inspiring fear of the unknown" (Patterson 2010).
PAGE A13 NATIONAL OBAMA REJECTS ASSERTIONS That He Has Moved to the Center Some of Senator Barack Obama's recent statements have alarmed some of his supporters, who say he's trying to move to the center as the general election campaign heats up.
When I got my first statement, I was alarmed at how much interest it amassed in one year.
John Ashcroft told the Senate Judiciary Committee today that if confirmed as attorney general he would not seek opportunities to challenge Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court's landmark ruling upholding abortion rights, a statement that momentarily alarmed some of his supporters in the anti-abortion movement.
