The phrase "as new statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or claims that are being presented or considered in a fresh context or as if they are being introduced for the first time.
Example: "The findings were presented as new statements that challenged previous assumptions about the data."
Alternatives: "as fresh claims" or "as recent assertions".
In a letter addressed to the secretary of the Navy, dated Aug. 8, 2005, Natonski restated the case on Peralta's behalf: "This package is being resubmitted based on reinterviews and sworn statements from eyewitnesses as well as new statements from three neurosurgeons with outstanding credentials who have given their medical opinion.
Only those statements that had been entered as new statements in Round 2, and afterward fell into the Re-rate category, were entered into a third round questionnaire.
Only those statements that had been entered as new statements in the second round, and afterward fell into the re-rate category, were entered into a third round questionnaire.
They may also require directly from the student a transcript of all courses completed since the original application, as well as a new statement of purpose and/or writing sample.
In its presentation, the company's vice president of Apple Pay, Jennifer Bailey, trumpeted low interest rates, fewer fees, as well as a new statement view that encourages people to choose payment options that limit interest, such as payments more often than monthly and a live-interest calculator.
Based on the expert's responses, minor changes were made, such as adding some new statements, and some statements were reformulated to better communicate the meaning.
In connection with the preceding facts, based on Lemma 1 and Theorem 1, we are now in a position to formulate the following new statements as direct consequences of the Axiom of Infinite Choice.
On Thursday, Bikert and Facebook appeared to reaffirm that stance, as the new statement made no mention of removing groups or pages altogether — something Facebook has done in the past, notably with content relating to conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his show Infowars.
Any statement that was judged by the group to be an original idea was included as a new statement in the second round questionnaire.
It's so sensational that of course it's something that both hard news and the entertainment / celebrity news industry will cover as long as new details, statements or legal filings keep dribbling out.
Based on Lemma 1 and Theorem 1 above, we are now in a position to formulate the following new statements and facts as direct consequences of the Axiom of Infinite Choice.
