The phrase "founding statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a statement that describes the original purpose or mission of an organization, company, or institution. For example, the Founding Statement of the Berlin Public Library states that the institution was established "to promote learning, foster cultural enrichment, and encourage the exchange of ideas in an environment that is welcoming to all."
He was one of six Democratic senators to sign their "Hyde Park declaration" in 2000 (updating the New Democrats' founding statement in 1990).
In its strongly worded founding statement, Liberal Left asserts: "We articulate policy positions within the Liberal Democrats which should be central to a radical party.
The following year, in its founding "statement of principles", the now notorious neocon Project for the New American Century called for a "Reaganite policy of military strength and moral clarity".
"Whoopi's Big Book of Manners" begins with "Nobody wants to see your finger in your nose," as good a founding statement for etiquette as ever I heard.
His party's founding statement of principles, some noted, still calls for eventual independence.
The Rev. Richard John Neuhaus, a Roman Catholic priest and former Lutheran minister, wrote its founding statement, and other neoconservatives joined an advisory board.
(And that's not just because the startup has been called the "TechCrunch for Education," though there are a obviously a number of parallels in terms of founding mission statements).
In 1962, student radicals gathered in Michigan to complete the Port Huron Statement, the founding document of Students for a Democratic Society.
Institutes named after controversial people do not always emulate their views, but the founding committee's mission statement sounds unequivocal: "Following Friedman's lead, the design and evaluation of economic policy requires analyses that respect the incentives of individuals and the essential role of markets in allocating goods and services.
In a statement, D.J. Martin, founding member of Astia Angels, said, "We have great confidence in Traklight's talented team and their deep knowledge of IP.
Chinese entrepreneurs are now developing business plans with global expansion in mind from day one," said Han, one of the firm's founding partners, in a statement.
