The phrase "a given assertion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific statement or claim that has been previously mentioned or is understood in the context.
Example: "In the context of our discussion, we must evaluate the validity of a given assertion before proceeding."
Alternatives: "a specific claim" or "a stated assertion".
An important part of textual inference is making deductions involving monotonicity, that is, determining whether a given assertion entails restrictions or relaxations of that assertion.
Just as careful documentation of scientific methodology can allow other investigators to understand or reproduce an experiment, describing the scientific evidence associated with a given assertion or inference allows for its meaningful assessment.
It would then be possible to aggregate information across different articles, for example, taking into account the frequency of a given assertion, to increase the reliability of the results.
And if truth is relative, then there is no single shared definite aim for any given assertion (see MacFarlane 2014: ch. 12 for a discussion).
But what so excited those of us who began reading him at the time was the way that any given assertion seemed to contain within it the possibility of its opposite.
As a consequence, the strength of evidence for a given object or assertion was derived from one experiment, which is the experiment with the highest score.
In this way, the model would answer questions about the "version" of a given document by making assertions either about its "status" — that is, whether it is tied to some well-known milestone in legislative process — or by some combination of properties that are chained back to such a milestone.
People who want to use Catena to audit all the public assertions of a given Web service still need to download information from every block of the blockchain.
On Friday, the BBC said it had decided to use two extra satellites to combat intensive jamming efforts by Iran, a step likely to be seen by Tehran as a direct challenge, given its assertions in recent days that foreign broadcasters — and Web services like Facebook and Twitter — are being used to foment unrest over the disputed election.
That Gervais would take on the role again comes as somewhat of a surprise, given his public assertion on his blog that he'd told his agent "to never let me be persuaded to [host] again".
And I think, your rationale to vote for Trump is extremely weak given your assertion that you are a liberal person.
