The phrase "along with a statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is included or accompanied by a statement.
Example: "Please submit your application along with a statement of purpose detailing your goals."
Alternatives: "together with a statement" or "in addition to a statement".
I clicked on a link, and on-screen appeared a pair of thigh-high black platform boots along with a statement that the program had 149,421 daily users who send one another digital replicas of foil-wrapped condoms, black thongs and cans of something called Mr. Whipped Cream.
In Section 2, the basics of CS are provided along with a statement of the main results in literature relating to this paper.
The new link was posted, along with a statement from Zimmerman.
The diocese published the interim report on its website, along with a statement by Bishop Rudolf Voderholzer.
Pictures of the punishment were posted on Twitter, along with a statement proclaiming Isis's determination to enforce Islamic law.
We add this citation to the most granular instance of the code citation, along with a statement identifying and explaining it.
The commission in April sent the companies, along with Warner Music Group, a statement of objection, complaining that customers can buy songs from their own countrys iTunes Store but not others (availability is set by the location of the buyers credit card).
These position statements along with a recent statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics (77) provide guidelines for the design and implementation of successful transition programs based upon published studies and expert opinion.
Contribute with Guardian Witness George Osborne has set out a spending review that will have a significant impact on nursing, social care, local government and transport, along with a wide ranging autumn statement with both cuts and giveaways.
On the other hand, along will come Lady Gaga with a statement about something, and certain things reach certain people, so they can go on trying.
If you have names, send them (along with a brief statement) to Ethan Wissler (MRP '20), this year's Clarence S. Stein fellow.
