The phrase "any statement as to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration or assertion regarding a specific subject or issue.
Example: "The report did not include any statement as to the reasons for the delay in the project."
Alternatives: "any remarks regarding" or "any comments on".
But the dissent failed to elicit from the Court any statement as to whether it meant to overrule the Carter Case.
On September 15 , 1923 the Commission made public a report or summary of its information, still omitting, however, any statement as to the costs of production at the applicant's domestic plant.
It thus seems to us that any statement as to the relative importance of these various benefits can only be an assertion, not a data-based conclusion.
Especially, no partitions were introduced, as the source and its documentation do not make any statements as to whether STs are mutually exclusive.
Stoke have launched an investigation into the incident but are yet to make a statement as to whether any player will be punished.
The death of St. Finnian is assigned to 563, but there does not seem to be any authoritative statement as to the date of St. Rynagh's death, although according to St. Rynagh's Parish Church in Banagher, St. Rynagh died about 610.
In this work the authors noted that while the AIC distinguished a "best" model, it was difficult to provide any clear statement as to the weight of evidence in favour of the particular chosen model and its biological interpretation.
In the presence of such vagueness, anyone can simply construe any statement as blasphemous and then act to indulge in self-glory or acquisition of power.
I don't want to make any statement as I'm unaware of all the facts".
"We cannot at this time make any additional statements as to the substance, goal and proceedings because of tactical investigative considerations," said Helmut Walter, head of the prosecutor's office.
