The phrase "although the statements of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the statements being discussed.
Example: "Although the statements of the witnesses were consistent, the evidence presented contradicted their accounts."
Alternatives: "even though the claims of" or "despite the assertions of".
Also, although the statement of the theorem does not imply it, normally in the applications the origin (u=0) is a local minimum for the functional (mathcal{F}).
The most interesting opinions can be summarised as follows: Although the statement of origin "European Union" is adequate for applying trade measures, for foods, their origin should be declared according to the law of importing country.
Although she agreed to the statement of facts, Dughmosh has more or less refused to take part in the trial most likely because she doesn't acknowledge the power of the Crown and so the Crown entered defacto "not guilty" pleas for her.
On Friday the prime minister revealed that Parkinson's report, which was presented to the cabinet's governance committee, had "concluded that Mr Robert had acted inconsistently with the statement of ministerial standards, although he accepts that Mr Robert may not have intended to do so".
The notion of nurses "doing their best" was echoed in the statement of nurse managers although conceding that incentives had had an impact on the direction of their efforts.
A comparison of DNA yield between the two extractions shows that the 8-month storage had no significant effect, because the amount of DNA obtained from each μL of Oragene·DNA/saliva samples was not lower in the second extraction, which agrees with the statement of the manufacturer [ 19], although it has been analyzed only the period of 8 months of storage.
"Although the mission statement of the proposed organization implied that the organization would be involved in advocating for better health care for G.L.B.T. people, it was clear that the organization and its leader would advocate and promote behaviors inconsistent with the values of N.Y.M.C.," Provost Ralph A. O'Connell said in a written statement.
Although the accompanying statement of facts fingered the bank for giving misleading information about the quality of the mortgages that underpinned securities it sold, there was little to fuel private lawsuits seeking compensation.
Although "the statement broadly supports the use of the technology, it is still too cautious for George Church, a molecular geneticist at Harvard Medical School in Boston.
As in Brady, although the statement would not have absolved Brown of complicity in the killing under the theory of accomplice liability - Brown did participate in the escape during which the guard was killed - the trial judge found that the suppressed statement would have lessened Brown's overall culpability, and might very well have persuaded the jury not to sentence him to death.
