The phrase "also asserted that government" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing claims or statements made about government actions, policies, or roles in a particular context.
Example: "The researcher also asserted that government intervention is necessary to address climate change effectively."
Alternatives: "also claimed that the government" or "also stated that the government".
He also asserted that his government was not principally to blame for the civilian deaths in the now 30-month civil war in his country.
She also asserted that the government could not simply block any inquiry into the names without showing in more detail how disclosure would affect the investigation.
A $40 million computer system designed to track Indian trust money does not work and may not be salvageable, said a court-appointed investigator, who also asserted that the government misled a judge about its effectiveness.
Mr. Barak also asserted that his government, in choosing to enter final peace negotiations with the Palestinians, had tackled "the meat of the matter" during the Camp David peace talks.
Mr. Sezer has also asserted that the decisions of every government agency, without exception, should be subject to judicial review.
The government also asserted that Mr. Nagin received kickbacks from the vendor, a man named Mark St. Pierre, who was convicted in the spring of 2011 on 53 corruption-related charges.
He has also asserted that under international law, the United States government cannot retroactively use a 2004 law barring human rights violators from entering or living in the country to deport him for events in the 1980s.
Kathleen Sgamma, the group's vice president for government affairs, also asserted that the rules were not flexible enough "to account for new exploratory areas where infrastructure does not yet exist".
The article also asserted that a former Liechtenstein prime minister had assembled a network of banks, government workers and lawyers to help organized crime.
He also asserted that the corporation had tried to derail the prosecution by hiring politically connected former government officials.
