The phrase "written declaration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to an official statement or document that someone has signed and written down which contains facts or opinions, usually to be used as evidence in a legal case or dispute. For example: "The witness submitted a written declaration attesting to the defendant's whereabouts at the time of the crime."
In nearly all states a prior written declaration of intention, as expressed in a written document, are deemed controlling with respect to the intention of the incompetent person [ 12].
It allows the Vice President, together with a majority of either "the principal officers of the executive departments" (i.e., the Cabinet) or of "such other body as Congress may by law provide", to declare the President disabled by submitting a written declaration to the President pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Tomorrow, the couple travel to Brussels to lobby MEPs to sign their written declaration for a dedicated child alert system.
The McCanns hope their written declaration will be signed by a majority of 390 MEPs in the next three months.
European diplomats have said that in putting together the written declaration, they are looking for ways to avoid penalizing the party's organizations that provide social services.
We have also offered to provide a written declaration from the secretary in order to provide any additional information that the parties are seeking".
We hear Victoria's woozy written declarations of love for her husband, Albert -- "the amazed bliss of conjugal love".
In court, Illston asked Bonds and his lawyers for written declarations acknowledging that they were waiving any conflict of interest issues in the case.
Irish voters also received solemn written declarations that Lisbon did not affect Ireland's cherished military neutrality, nor its laws on abortion or taxation.A year on, opinion polls show a clear lead for the Yes camp.
In the lobbies and tearooms these campaigning MPs seek their colleagues' support for such private members' bills, Early Day Motions (short written declarations) and backbench debates.Other parliamentarians are busy agitating within their parties.
As they concluded their case, Justice Department attorneys relied on written declarations from unidentified medical officers at Guantánamo and two detentions operations commanders, Colonels John Bogdan and David Heath, to contend that the forced feedings and forced cell extractions are safe, necessary and humane.
