"commendable statement" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a statement that should be praised or admired. For example: "His speech was filled with wisdom and insight, making it a commendable statement."
This is a commendable overall statement.
The Rugby Football League showed a commendable sense of urgency in releasing a statement within three hours of the final whistle, admitting that video referee Steve Ganson had "made an incorrect decision in awarding a try".
Mr President-in-Office, in your statement you mentioned a number of commendable programmes and projects, which are worthy of support; we should not, however, like to see what has happened with other presidencies, when issues have remained pending indefinitely and some problems have slipped out of sight, only to swell the workload of subsequent presidencies.
"The President's resolve and promise to enhance and expand strengthened social security and safety nets for the poor and vulnerable is commendable and heartening," said Macharia Kamau, UNICEF South Africa Country Representative, in a statement from Cape Town.
This is a tough balance for young companies and Dropcam is doing a commendable job at this," said Mark Siegel, a Managing Director of Menlo Ventures said in a released statement this morning.
But Andy Breslau, president of the Nation Institute, said that "Tony's refusal to submit to the mischaracterization of his statements on Israel at a moment of great public controversy struck the jury as not only commendable but also in keeping with his career-long commitment to the public responsibilities of the artist".
COMMENDABLE is indeed commendable.
Belmont Stakes: Commendable.
Your vigilance is commendable".
