The phrase "a statement that asserts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when defining or describing a type of statement that makes a claim or declaration.
Example: "In logic, a statement that asserts a fact is known as a proposition."
Alternatives: "a claim that states" or "a declaration that affirms".
The firm released a statement that asserted, "Goldman Sachs was retained as a financial adviser by Dragon Systems, not its shareholders, and performed its assignment satisfactorily in all respects".
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Those articles included an 1883 statement that asserted "the reality of the use of Christian blood in many rituals of the modern synagogue".
It's a statement that is confidently asserted in school playgrounds in many countries, but does it have any basis in medical science?
A statement that was issued by the league asserted that the Syrian government was "fully responsible" for the chemical weapons attack and asked the United Nations and the international community "to take the necessary measures against those who committed this crime".
Massey, the country's fourth largest mining company, issued a statement that same day asserting that a review of conditions in the Upper Big Branch mine uncovered no problems shortly before the blast that killed more workers than any other mine disaster in nearly four decades.
Ms. Pomey's lawyer, Michael DeMarco, said in a statement that his client "has asserted her innocence of these charges," adding that "many of the allegations in the Commonwealth's statement of the case are inaccurate".
This discussion is not a statement that,as some have asserted, repealing the original Glass-Steagall Act was the cause of the current financial crisis.
Peterson himself tried to undo the public relations damage, releasing a statement that acknowledged doing so, but asserting that he didn't believe such a thing constituted child abuse.
