The phrase "neat statement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that something is a concise and orderly way of conveying an idea or opinion. For example: "The statistician delivered a neat statement summarizing the findings of the study."
"If you're driving on 95 at night, it makes a really neat statement," he said.
Launched by the low-slung sensuality of That's the Way Love Goes, Janet showed off Jackson's softer, sexier side (Throb is 90% orgasmic moaning), while the title and the dropping of her surname was a neat statement of independence.
"We need to try to be on the podium and wait for the result of Red Bull because it is not in our hands," said Alonso, in a neat statement that leads on nicely to the point of the next paragraph of this preamble.
I give Tûsî's statement of the Avicennan version of the context theory; it is the neatest statement I know of the criteria that divide kinds of discourse and the assents for which each aims.
In Thursday's Republican debate, he delivered a neat closing statement at Trump's expense: "What an incredible nation we have that the son of a bartender [Marco Rubio], and the son of a mailman [John Kasich], and the son of a dishwasher [Cruz] and a successful businessman can all stand on this stage competing and asking for your support".
Although admittedly the cross-sectional nature of PIAAC makes it difficult to derive neat causal statements from such results, we argue however that the evidence presented here suggests that the proposed mechanism may have played a relevant role in explaining the previous facts.
It's in nice, neat columns on our financial statements.
The statement was written in neat, small handwriting on a tiny sheet of paper.
Create a neat copy of your personal financial statement snapshot by entering the figures into a spreadsheet application.
More than neat illusionism, Escher makes a precise visual statement on eternity that will send your brain spinning.
Put statements of productive conditions on small index cards (desk is clean and neat, bed is made, clothes are set up for tomorrow, bills are current, laundry is done, next meal is organized, dishes are done).
