The phrase "and he restated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone reiterating or repeating something they previously said for clarity or emphasis.
Example: "During the meeting, he expressed his concerns about the project timeline, and he restated his position to ensure everyone understood his viewpoint."
Alternatives: "and he reiterated" or "and he repeated".
And he restated that Congress should not procrastinate and let negotiations "come down to the last second".
And he restated the recently announced International Security Assistance Force figure that roughly three-quarters of Afghan forces with international advisers were considered effective units.
And, on March 22, Bishop Daily said he regretted some decisions he had made in Boston and he restated how the Brooklyn Diocese handled such cases.
Mr. Lazio faced numerous questions about his brief visit, and he restated that he would not be here on Thursday for Gov. George W. Bush's acceptance speech.
And he restated America's backing for final-status talks on a Palestinian state (see article).Mr Powell did not come up with any grand peace plan of his own, relying instead on previous short-term agreements to end the fighting.
Finchem expressed his views to Burk in a letter in August, and he restated them today at East Lake Golf Club, site of the season-ending Tour Championship, which begins Thursday.
And, he restates, while people think they are entitled to their Social Security benefits it really is just "welfare," writing, What we have is a vast welfare program grafted onto the rhetoric and psychology of a contributory pension.
He then recharacterizes the race as one in which he is always having to come back against the leads taken by Romney, which isn't what actually has been happening, and he restates that he is "committed to going all the way to Tampa".
President Obama devoted his weekly address on Saturday to reaffirming his support for extending only the tax rates that apply to incomes below $250,000, and not "for millionaires and billionaires," even as he restated his post-election overture to compromise with the strengthened Congressional Republicans.
He restated support for multiculturalism and urged the community to uphold mutual respect, saying "our unity mocks their attempts to divide us".
He restated his commitment to tackling tax avoidance and evasion, saying such behaviour was "frankly disgraceful".
