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The phrase "made a statement that" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a quotation or opinion. For example: "The onlooker made a statement that the accident was unavoidable."
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Mr Messham has tonight made a statement that makes clear he wrongly identified his abuser and has apologised.
After that game Rooney made a statement that still lingers in the mind far more powerfully than any wiseacre tweet or re-fashioned hair transplant.
But the strong outerwear — coats, jackets, all cut with a compass rather than a ruler — made a statement that got to the heart of the heritage.
Celebrity is no friend to feminism either, even if Angelina Jolie once made a statement that could be reasonably divined as feminist.
A member of the Chamber of Commerce made a statement that could come only from a region called Paradox: "Uranium and tourism can coexist".
The Wildcats lost a basketball game Friday night, but Smith made a statement that could resonate for months and possibly seasons.
Trying to restore public confidence last week, Mr. Carty made a statement that has been echoed by every major airline chief executive of late.
"Mr Messham has tonight made a statement that makes clear he wrongly identified his abuser and has apologised," the corporation said in a statement.
Last week at QuakeCon, Bethesda Software employee Todd Howard made a statement that was misquoted, and has started quite the uproar.
"Harry Reid made a statement that is true.
When was the last time, politically, that New Zealand made a statement that really resonated?
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