The phrase "a collection of assertions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a group or set of statements or claims that are made, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The report presented a collection of assertions regarding the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a set of statements" or "a series of claims."
Around 20 well-groomed performers periodically stand up and sit down, shake their hips alluringly or speak their lines — a collection of assertions about what this play isn't: no slice of life, no documentary, no story and on and on — in a variety of funny, frequently loud, voices.
This appears to be a deliberate choice on his part: he argues, for instance, that a conjunction is simply a collection of assertions, with no more intrinsic unity than the sequence of sentences in a lengthy account (e.g. the entire Iliad, to take Aristotle's own example).
"It is a collection of assertions, both verbal and symbolic, that identifies what variables are important for what reasons, specifies how they are interrelated and why, and identifies the conditions under which they should be related or not related" (Campbell 1990: 65).
As a result, definitions of theory emphasize these components, relationships, and boundaries: "It is a collection of assertions, both verbal and symbolic, that identifies what variables are important for what reasons, specifies how they are interrelated and why, and identifies the conditions under which they should be related or not related" (Campbell 1990: 65).
Religion is much more than a collection of transcendental and untestable assertions.
It is called A Guide for the Perplexed – a collection of his dialogues, adages, assertions.
The Jain worldview that sees the universe, from earth-bodies to human beings, as suffused with life accords with the thought of Thomas Berry, who has stated that the world is a "communion of subjects, not a collection of objects". Furthermore, the Jain assertion that even the earth itself feels our presence is strikingly resonant with the observations of Brian Swimme.
For Herbert, religion is never simply a set of dogmatic assertions, or a collection of cultural practices, as historical religion is sometimes caricatured.
Manigault Newman is on a publicity tour for her new book, a collection of eyebrow-raising and often questionable assertions about her time in the White House.
Grim faced and simmering with anger, Mr. Trump repeated his assertion that a collection of partisan foes had effectively conspired to try to disrupt or even end his presidency with false allegations about his campaign's ties with Moscow in 2016.
This seems a remarkable assertion from someone who, since she stopped acting a decade ago, has dedicated herself to creating a collection of quietly political, emotionally searching plays.
