The phrase "as statements from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing or attributing information or opinions that come from specific individuals or sources.
Example: "The report was based on data collected as statements from various experts in the field."
Alternatives: "according to remarks from" or "based on comments from".
Mr. Annan's letter, as well as statements from senior officials in Washington, Paris and London, all corroborated what Syrian activists were saying inside the country about the lack of any military shift on the ground.
The currency was dented by the comments from Hungary as well as statements from Paris, where Prime Minister Fran s Fillon said he was not concerned by the decline of the euro against the dollar.
Jean Todt, the president of the sport's governing body, the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), will address the dozen team principals and use Bahrain government and police information, as well as statements from various embassies, to argue that the situation has improved, despite recent reports of ongoing pro-democracy protests and violence as the race weekend approaches.
SceneMaker separates content, such as statements, from logic, such as conditional branching.
That evidence includes statements Dekraai made before he was booked into county jail, as well as statements from people affected by the shooting.
UPDATE: This story has been updated to include statements released to CNBC by Kia, as well as statements from State Farm, Anheuser-Busch, Virgin America, AQUAhydrate, Amtrak, Sprint, Corona, Yokohama Tire Corporation and Mercedes-Benz.
Photographic evidence could play an important role in the Army's case, as will statements from soldiers.
As such, the warnings from Egypt and Italy, as well as recent statements from militants, do not amount to evidence of a threat.
"It is perfectly clear from the statements of detainees, as well as the statements from the organizations just cited, that force-feeding is a painful, humiliating and degrading process," she wrote, calling the practice illegal and unethical.
Both inquires are likely to examine JPMorgan's regulatory filings that mention the internal unit that placed the trades, as well as recent statements from the firm's top executives.
The inquiry, which is being run out of New York, will probably examine the bank's past regulatory filings about the internal unit that placed the trades, as well as recent statements from the firm's top executives.
