The phrase "she discloses that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when someone conveys a message or reveals secrets, ideas or information. For example: She discloses that she is planning to retire early.
She has girlish animation, and, blushing through it, she discloses that she was named "for Carole Lombard, who was married to Clark Gable".
It's not Russian, is it?... Swedish?" Whenever she discloses that she is deaf, the situation goes south — "My dog is deaf," the woman blurts out nervously — until Daphne takes her half brother Toby's advice to ask their biological mother to use her influence.
But Catholicism has no monopoly over Poland's public square; the country played host this summer to a European gay pride march, and this year's musical hits include a song by a famous crooner, Olga Jackowska, in which she discloses that she was abused by a priest as a child.
In many cases, she said, students are surprised and frustrated when she discloses that they will be taking on loans.
She discloses that she had always believed that it was a political strategy on Elbaz's part in attempt to advance her rank in Mossad, though she now thinks that it is possible that Elbaz had loved Eli.
And she disclosed that she had worked out the ending long before.
She disclosed that she was "attacked by a rapist" several years ago and that her husband had offered the "perfect" response.
She disclosed that her net worth jumped more than $750,000 over the past year to $1.76 million, apparently the result of the sale of a home she bought in 2004.
She disclosed that Sullivan might be on her way out, and Jones — who had some leverage as the donor of Sullivan's largest gift — raised no objection.
Days after the council concluded, she disclosed that she had received threatening notes from the floor as she presided over the proceedings.
She disclosed that she'd been sexually abused by three men who lived in a tower block near her home, and that's when I realised the whole structure was flawed.
