The phrase "announced its willingness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when conveying that an individual or organization has expressed a readiness or openness to do something.
Example: "The company announced its willingness to collaborate with local businesses to promote sustainability initiatives."
Alternatives: "expressed its readiness" or "declared its intent".
Iran announced its willingness in a letter to the agency to begin negotiations on the issue.
Still, the administration recently announced its willingness to allow insurers more leeway in complying with some rules when the logistical challenges were essentially insurmountable.
In 1818 Prussia enacted a tariff law abolishing all internal customs dues and announced its willingness to establish free trade with neighbouring states.
This may seem like an odd way to characterize a company that just announced its willingness to plunk down $44.6 billion to make its first hostile takeover ever.
After Margaret's victory over Albert and his allies, the national council announced its willingness to return those royal estates that had been given to its members during Albert's reign, and Margaret succeeded in carrying out the recall of this property.
(Kleist's government had planned to allow foreign firms to defer payments until some startup costs could be recouped.) Hammond's government also announced its willingness to allow the mining of some radioactive minerals, notably uranium, which had previously been prohibited.
Its power to create an unlimited amount of money would allow it credibly to announce its willingness to buy any bonds markets want to sell, thus removing the main cause of panic and contagion.This week France and Germany proposed the adoption of legally binding budgetary "golden rules" by euro-zone members, ahead of a summit of European leaders in Brussels on December 8th-9th.
The airline, Europe's largest by number of passengers, said it had decided to announce its willingness to sell the stake to show that the commission's concerns were unfounded and that it was possible for another airline to buy Aer Lingus.
In announcing its willingness to implement the EU court of justice decision on the "right to be forgotten", Google is making the best of a bad job.
That could throw Spain once again into the condition of the summer, before the central bank calmed the markets by announcing its willingness to engage in "unlimited" bond buying.
