The phrase "as a personal statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration or expression of one's beliefs, values, or experiences, often in contexts like applications or essays.
Example: "In my application, I included a section as a personal statement to convey my motivations for pursuing this field."
Alternatives: "in a personal declaration" or "as a personal reflection".
It was presented as a personal statement, but its headline, written in the third person, looked as though it had been torn off the top of a propagandist's memo: "Guccifer 2.0 DNC's Servers Hacked by a Lone Hacker".
The application requires leader and company information, as well as a personal statement.
My first red-cross tattoo was a political as well as a personal statement.
Clothing as a personal statement rather than a confinement within current fashion is the theme.
This is apparently not autoimmune, but it is also thus far not so much a diagnosed condition as a personal statement that one feels better when eliminating gluten.
A Nazi salute is not illegal racial discrimination provided that it is intended as a personal statement, Switzerland's top court ruled.
But with vivid production and songs about her life as a new parent, Adele's latest blockbuster felt as much like a personal statement as an exercise in brand management.
Catching it again now – its London premiere is part of the Barbican's Bite season – reinforces that plainness, but also suggests that the lack of visual trickery signals its significance to Goebbels: that I Went to the House But Did Not Enter is as close to a personal statement as any of his theatre pieces have come so far.
These unguarded ruminations on time, loss and the lust for life add up to as complete a personal statement as a nightclub singer could hope to make.
I do see our concert "To Russia With Love" as a kind of a personal statement against injustice, expressed together with friends and everlasting music.
He said that the concert was intended as "a kind of a personal statement against injustice," and took issue with recent descriptions of the concert as an "anti-Putin" event.
