The phrase "a statement asserting that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when defining or explaining a specific claim or declaration made in a text or conversation.
Example: "The author presents a statement asserting that climate change is primarily caused by human activity."
Alternatives: "a claim that" or "an assertion that".
Also on Wednesday a coalition of activist groups (including Free Press) representing six million members signed on to a statement asserting that Koch ownership of Tribune papers would undermine the need for trustworthy news and information.
Ms. Weingarten issued a statement asserting that Ms. Moskowitz should have offered her comments privately.
Eventually, with the help of her resident coordinator, she wrote a statement asserting that Mr. McCormick had raped her.
A Hasbro spokesman said as much in a statement, asserting that the companies are seeking an "amicable solution".
Indeed, Pakistan's Foreign Ministry issued a statement asserting that India's own ruthless conniving might be to blame.
League officials declined interviews, but Stern issued a statement asserting that he had made the highly unusual decision to protect the interest of the Hornets.
After Richardson discovered this to be false in 2005, Grisham filed a sworn statement asserting that a different attorney, Thomas McDonough, had been present.
On Saturday, Mr. Halper also released a written statement asserting that he had given a cash payoff to a public official in exchange for help for his political problems.
In October of 2014 a group of more than seventy academics published what they called a consensus statement, asserting that playing brain games had been shown to improve little more than the ability to play brain games.
In June 2015, these critics released a joint statement asserting that the proposed changes will "harm U.S. competitiveness and undermine a patent system that has been critical to incentivizing innovation and job creation in our country for more than 200 years".
Some of his advisers discussed whether to recommend that he issue a signing statement asserting that he could bypass the provisions as unconstitutional usurpations of executive power, as President George W. Bush frequently did.
