"positively stated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is being said in a certain way, such as positively. For example, "The results were positively stated, highlighting a significant increase in revenue."
Positively stated requests or instructions - "hold the cup tight" rather than "don't drop the cup"; "hang your coat up, thanks" rather than "don't drop your coat" - sends clearer messages, provokes less defiance and cuts the number of times in a day we tell our children "no" and "don't".
From the results of the numerical investigation, it may be positively stated that the LCC-effective optimum design of steel bridges based on the LCC model proposed in this study will lead to a more rational, economical and safer design compared with the initial cost optimum design as well as the conventional design.
Sophie Forbes of Daily Mail positively stated "Clutching a net round her body, she looked sensational in her taupe two piece as she stared wistfully off into the distance".
All items of SDLI are positively stated.
All items are positively stated, with higher total score showing a higher level of SDL.
Items 4, 5, 6, 7 and 10 are the positively stated items.
3. Be confident, positive and a risk-taker? 4. Have an aspiring, compelling vision? 5. Be able to communicate positively, stating clearly what (she) believes, conveying complex ideas with brevity? 6. Create the right culture where there is high morale?
The argument was never fully resolved, but Coke seemed to gain at least a partial victory when one of its bottlers put an ad in the papers that quoted a Manila health officer as having said, "We can positively state that the accident, so rumored, could not happen in the Manila Coca-Cola plant".
Miller, on the other hand, remembers the 32X positively, stating, "I think the 32X actually was an interesting, viable platform.
Skeptical Inquirer reviewed the episode positively, stating that "It's rare that a popular, prime-time network television show turns out to be a "slam dunk" for skeptics".
While reviewing the music video, Brad Wete also of Entertainment Weekly reviewed the song positively, stating that Minaj was " slicing the competition to pieces with her second try".
