The phrase "an open statement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration or expression that is clear and transparent in nature.
Example: "The report included an open statement of the company's financial status, ensuring that all stakeholders were informed."
Alternatives: "a clear declaration of" or "a transparent expression of".
The message she has chosen to send out today is "no second referendum", an opening statement of the blindingly obvious.
One of the personal representatives then read out an opening statement on behalf of Abu Zubaydah, saying he "has expressed a desire to be reunited with his family and begin the process of recovering from injuries he sustained during his capture.
Mark Girod, chairman of Western Oregon University's Division of Teacher Education, likens the open statement of a teacher's sexual orientation with other forms of free speech.
For instance, the leader of a woman's advocacy group must be a woman.' Remember to open with a clear statement of opinion and provide, if relevant, two to three examples, explaining why these examples support your position.
Michael Cohen is set to deliver a stemwinder of an opening statement Wednesday morning to the House Oversight Committee in his debut public testimony.
"We'll be early, a little earlier than normal, and we'll be long gone before they get over there," John said as part of an opening statement discussing the day's practice plans.
Watching the speech, I couldn't help but think it had the feel of an opening statement rather than a closing remark.
In fact, there is increasingly wide recognition of these problems and increasingly open statements of concern about them among Germany's partners and Germans themselves.
"Researchers studying the origin of earth's first breathable atmosphere have zeroed in on the major role played by some very unassuming creatures: plankton" is the opening statement of a press release from Ohio State University on February 21 , 2011(http://researchnews.osu.edu/archive/plankatmo.htm), "Plankton Key to Earth's First Breathable Atmosphere," written by Pam Frost Gorder.
He accused Democrats in his opening statement of executing "a calculated and orchestrated political hit," perhaps as "revenge on behalf of the Clintons".
