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The phrase "able to assert himself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's ability to express their opinions, needs, or rights confidently and effectively.
Example: "In group discussions, he is always able to assert himself and share his ideas without hesitation."
Alternatives: "capable of standing up for himself" or "able to express himself confidently."
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Accepting his situation, he is able to assert himself through a polymorphic sexual abandon in which the lines between the sexes dissolve, to the delight of all.
In the Austrian west, Duke Frederick IV of the Tirolean branch lost the Aargau to the Swiss but was able to assert himself in Tirol against a rebellion of his nobles.
"Finally, he was able to assert himself vis a vis the Revolutionary Guard...
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As Klaus Remme, a radio commentator for the state broadcaster DLF, put it: "When Theresa May was able to assert herself, many here breathed a sigh of relief.
Now the world is witnessing an American president who appears less inclined or less able to assert his country — or himself — as the dominant player in global affairs.
But in doing this the teen is finding language to express himself which will lead to being able to assert his feelings to you with better results.
I was able to assert, demand, question.
Arriving shortly after Garnier had been killed in battle, Philastre was able to assert his authority.
You have to be able to assert yourself and make your voice heard and lead and push something.
Many Western experts believe the PLA is becoming increasingly able to assert China's territorial claims, despite the corruption.
She died in childbirth and without heir; her husband was then able to assert his authority in Poland.
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