"there is a declaration" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts to indicate the existence of a statement or proclamation. Example: There is a declaration on the company's website stating their commitment to sustainability.
— There is a declaration of a quarterback's skill that is typically uttered around Drew Brees, Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Peyton Manning and Eli Manning.
According to the EM-DAT (CRED 2010), a flood event is recorded into the dataset if a flood incident satisfies any of the following four conditions: (1) 10 or more people are reported killed; (2) 100 or more people are reported affected; (3) there is a call for international assistance; (4) there is a declaration of a state of emergency.
There is a declaration of grace for our lives.
Now there's a declaration of independence.
No wonder there was a Declaration of Independence.
"Underneath it all, there's a declaration that says difference is O.K.," he said.
Even before there was a Declaration of Independence, there was the United States Army Corps of Engineers -- though that was not what it was called.
On the critical question of how to grapple with trillions of dollars in "toxic assets" clotting the financial system in Europe and the United States, there was a declaration of goals but few specific actions.
Then, within 24 hours, on 11 September, there was a declaration of love for Austin – the "Rubicon" where he abandoned marital fidelity at the gate of his home before the pair entered to play a game of whist with the unsuspecting Sue.
Not because of the unfortunate news, but because once again, even after this surgeon had seen with her own eyes what had caused years of suffering, there was a declaration of negativity that pointed at me.
Other differences in journal policies might account for the 34% of inconsistencies in which there was a declaration of a financial interest in one article but no disclosure statement at all for the same author in another article.
