The phrase "related statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement that has a connection or relevance to another statement or topic.
Example: "In the discussion about climate change, the related statement about renewable energy sources is crucial."
Alternatives: "connected statement" or "associated statement".
However, since this verification is not an easy task in general, we have not formulated so far the related statement as a theorem.
In a statement released by Siemens, the company seemed to suggest that only Schlesinger Electrical Contractors, its corporate partner in Schlesinger-Siemens; Mr. Levita; and Mr. Solomon had engaged in criminal wrongdoing, despite the broad admissions made by Siemens Electrical in the deferred prosecution agreement it signed and a related statement of facts filed with the court.
Intacct, which competes with Financial Force and Oracle's NetSuite, said in a related statement that it now has 11,000 customers for its enterprise resource planning software.
None of the five related statement displayed any statistical significance in a Kruskall Wallis H test with low (1 3), medium (4 7), and high (8 10) marks for the attention lapse factor as a categorical variable.
Dependent on the related statement above, we are to be concerned with the solutions of the Dirichlet problem for the stationary Schrödinger operator L a on C n and with their growth properties.
In a related statement posted online, Mark Lavelle, SVP, Product and Strategy at eBay Enterprise explains that Magento is making this move in order to focus on Magento Enterprise Edition and Magento Community Edition which he positions as "two solutions that better support and better equip small and medium size merchants to prosper in the evolving and increasingly competitive eCommerce landscape".
Several other federal agencies are also reportedly examining related statements Facebook has made.
Most of these related statements draw upon aspects of the "internal self-concept" subscale of the MSI, although there also some statements relating to each of three additional MSI subscales: "intrinsic process", "instrumental", and "external self-concept".
Respondents were asked to indicate to what extent they agree with (private) purchasing related statements, on a four-point scale from 1 ('strongly disagree') to 4 ('strongly agree').
It is worth noting that these clusters included both patient- and healthcare- related statements.
15 Finally, all themes and related statements were translated into English to enable its publication and wide dissemination.
