The phrase "a particular assertion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific claim or statement that has been made.
Example: "In the debate, she focused on a particular assertion that challenged the validity of the opposing argument."
Alternatives: "a specific claim" or "a distinct statement."
The Prologue makes the particular assertion that St . Lukewas "a man from Antioch, Syria" who wrote while being "moved by the Holy Spirit"—that is, as a prophet.
Professor Sutherland's scattergun complaints and innuendos are too numerous and unspecific to allow response at this time, but I do wish to correct one particular assertion that has prompted headlines on blogs such as 'Former Student Helps Herself to Teacher's Work'.
The article never supports that particular assertion.
It looks like Goldstein won't be shutting down Protein Wisdom after all; he has edited his original comment to remove that particular assertion along with some of his other, more flamboyant language.
First, one might object to the account of how metasemantic diagonal propositions are generated for particular assertions.
When the sceptic challenges the believer to apply a falsification test to their assertions of belief, there is an underlying implication that were that test to be passed, the sceptic would be persuaded to assent to those particular assertions of the believer - even if the believer would not have abandoned his beliefs had the test been failed.
Enforcing the Constitution in concrete cases in turn requires judicial engagement--the evidence-based pursuit of the government's true ends and means, without deference to government officials' beliefs or desires, in determining whether particular assertions of government power over individuals are lawful.
If there's a particular passage or assertion that excites or frustrates you, please describe it in your comment and I'll drop in a footnote-style link to the relevant text.
The classical approaches based on simulation using directed and constrained random testing, with a particular focus on assertion-based verification are discussed.
