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"delivered a statement" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that someone has formally communicated or announced something, usually in a public or official setting. Example: The president of the company delivered a statement to the press, addressing the recent scandal and assuring the public of the company's commitment to transparency and integrity.
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& delivered a statement on drug addiction.
The exchange came as Brown delivered a statement on last week's EU summit.
Senator Gorton then delivered a statement on the Senate floor denouncing Mr. Hatch and his tactics.
Cox, the now-ousted special prosecutor, delivered a statement that fateful Saturday night.
In the early afternoon, Arlene Landis delivered a statement to the news media strongly supporting her son.
Despite the questions that arose during his campaign, Mr. Trump has never proactively delivered a statement condemning anti-Semitism.
Cameron Sterling, Mr. Sterling's 15-year-old son, wept uncontrollably as his mother, Quinyetta McMillon, delivered a statement.
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President Morsi did not deliver a statement on the clashes.
Michael Ancram joins the race for leadership, delivering a statement in Victoria Gardens next to the House of Lords.
It looks as if Theresa May will deliver a statement too.
President Obama will deliver a statement about the debt-ceiling fight at 10 20 a.m. at the White House.
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