"surely state that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express certainty when making a statement. For example, "I surely state that we will finish this task on time."
Taking into account what above said, it can be surely stated that coins are particular and important findings during archaeological investigations as source of documentation, understanding and knowledge of mankind evolution.
Surely a red state that has supported a Democrat only once in the last 14 presidential elections might rally to such a program.
The House has been the same size for almost a century, and even raising the possibility of a small increase would surely tempt states that covet larger delegations to push for a larger increase.
That's the only logic I see behind the Supreme Court's neutering of the Voting Rights Act of 1965; surely those states that heaped on such fraud at the polls won't do that now that they're all grown up.
You state that "dogs -- as their owners will surely remind us -- have due process rights".
One Labour person put the basic point to me yesterday as follows: even if you have to put a political Frankenstein's monster between the Tories and the welfare state, that is surely much better than nothing.
Baker once eloquently stated that, "Surely the day will come when color means nothing more than the skin tone, when religion is seen uniquely as a way to speak one's soul; when birth places have the weight of a throw of the dice and all men are born free, when understanding breeds love and brotherhood".
The reviewer is correct in stating that blebbistatin surely influences more than contractility.
Surely states would like to have some of that money today under such tight budgetary constraints.
E W Swanton stated that "Fingleton remains surely, as cricket writer and broadcaster, the best his country has".
When Sarah dated males to convince herself she is straight, Lesbian culture website AfterEllen.com stated that "Sarah will surely find out de-gaying is just not possible".
