The phrase "among the declarations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection or group of statements or assertions made in a particular context, such as legal documents or formal announcements.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposals and found several inconsistencies among the declarations submitted by the applicants."
Alternatives: "within the statements" or "among the assertions".
Other curiosities found among the declarations included a Nazi SS dagger and medieval religious icons.
Among the declarations were a trip to watch Celtic play Barcelona in Spain, food hampers, lunches and alcohol.
The Declaration is now available in the four project languages on the Project website (http://www.necobelac.eu) and is included among the Declarations in support of OA (http://oad.simmons.edu/oadwiki/Declarations_in_support_of_OA).edu/oadwiki/Declarations_in_support_of_OA
Included among the declaration's targets are ensuring that no children are born with HIV by 2015, as well as increasing access to prevention, treatment and protection services.
Among the parties' declarations – which total $84,880 – the West Australian branch of the Labor party filed an amendment for their 2012-13 detailingons, detailing a $30,000 donation from the Dutch multinational Van Oord.
Ante-post punters who have supported Gamut down to 6-1 can only wait and hope that his name will appear among the final declarations.
Unfortunately, his scheduled return had again been postponed when he failed to appear among the final declarations for this, the last big race of the Christmas meeting.
Fav not declared for the Coral Cup Many punters are already behind before the Festival's even started, thanks to the non-appearance of Aigle D'Or among the final declarations for tomorrow's Coral Cup, revealed moments ago.
Among many measures, the declaration calls for personal illicit drug use to be viewed as primarily a health issue, not a criminal issue, and for the removal of criminal sanctions for personal drug use to be evaluated.
Correction: October 29, 2000, Sunday An article on Oct. 15 about the Adams family of Massachusetts and its roots in Quincy referred incorrectly to Thomas Jefferson's longevity among signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Winston Churchill, among others, cited the Declaration of Independence as the culmination of a tradition of English liberties, but it is hard to discern that lineage in the rhetoric of Tea Party rabble-rouser Sarah Palin or in the originalist judgments of Republican appointees on the supreme court.
