The phrase "audacious declared" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a bold or daring statement, but the combination of the words does not work grammatically.
Example: "The audacious declared intentions of the group surprised everyone."
Alternatives: "boldly stated" or "daringly announced".
One could be admiring over the audacious way Mr. Bush declared he had a mandate to push his programs and still find fault with his determination to roll over moderates who stood in his way.
The Evening Standard declared Sheen's performance "an audacious achievement" that "will live in the memory" while The Independent praised "a recklessly brilliant and bravura performance".
On a stage of marble, between Roman columns that stretched toward the sky, the Nets declared an identity and made an audacious claim: New York is officially a two-team town.
Forty years on, it remains an audacious, spiritual, politicised pop-soul masterclass: both Prince and Elton John declared it to be the greatest album ever made.
What audacious dissembling, his critics declare.
Thursday's announcement by the Department of Homeland Security that it is tearing down the remnants of the National Security Entry-Exit RegistratioNseersemarkseers) marks the most audacious attempt yet by Barack Obama to place roadblocks in the way of his successor's declared intentions.
"You've seen it on Dateline, the Today Show and CNBC," the ad declared, boldly enlisting a sizeable portion of the NBC television network in its campaign.It was an audacious marketing strategy, and the aggressive tactics apparently worked.
The group's memo, which influenced the top figures in the Administration, declared that a transformation of the stagnant and malign Middle East should begin with war in Iraq — by now a familiar neoconservative idea but in 2001 quite audacious, even radical.
It was an audacious debut program: if you want to declare your emancipation from the tried and true, you probably can't do much better than that.
A band of audacious Aussies made multinational waves last week by declaring an outright ban on the sale of bottled water in Bundanoon, a village south of Sydney.
