The phrase "also stated that no" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing a previous statement or claim while introducing a negation or denial.
Example: "The report also stated that no further action would be taken regarding the issue."
Alternatives: "also mentioned that no" or "also indicated that no".
But he also stated that no budget had been allocated in 2015 for improvements.
The agreement also stated that "no formal disciplinary action has been nor will be initiated if students peacefully leave" the office.
In the arrest affidavit that took note of the propane tanks, an officer also stated that no bombs were found in the truck or the trailer.
It also stated that no laws could be dispensed with or suspended without the consent of Parliament and that no taxes could be levied without its authority.
He has also stated that: "No medication works effectively for everyone, and baclofen is surely no exception". With no official figures and many taking it without medical supervision, it's impossible to assess baclofen's success rate accurately.
Still, the report also stated that no associates of Mr. Obama had talks about a deal in which Mr. Blagojevich would benefit from appointing someone to the Senate seat.
The standard also states that no individual may be exposed to noise levels above 115 dB at any time.
The terms of use should make it clear that content on the site belongs to the site owner and its content suppliers, and should also state that no use of the content or the site is permitted.
It also states that no person should be enslaved, tortured, or deprived of the right to a trial before a "national tribunal". Thus the Declaration proclaims negative rights, whereby national governments may not engage in certain activities against persons.
The section also states that "no pardon shall be granted until the applicant" publishes a petition for pardon for "30 days, in some newspaper in the county where the crime was committed".
The law also states that no U.S. state or political subdivision is required to recognize a same-sex marriage treated as a marriage in another state, and that no same-sex marriage need be recognized for federal purposes, such as insurance benefits or the filing of joint tax returns.
