The phrase "also asserts that it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a claim or statement made in addition to previous points, often in academic or analytical writing.
Example: "The author also asserts that it is essential for individuals to engage in lifelong learning to adapt to changing job markets."
Alternatives: "further claims that it" or "additionally states that it".
King also asserts that "it is clear from the CVA proposal that Mr Green intends to repeat Mr Whyte's strategy of using season ticket sales to fund the club.
Vasami also asserts that "it is not chemically plausible for PET to produce these phthalate esters"; however, I never suggested that virgin PET gives rise to phthalate esters via degradation of PET itself.
It also asserts that it is the United States that brought down what passes for the internet in North Korea.
In her letter, Senator Feinstein also asserts that it was the Executive branch who demanded that electronic communication service providers turn over records, and that requests for N.S.A. assistance were generated by the president himself.
Now, while Koedel acknowledges that this is an issue to "be thoughtful about" in the context of the TNTP study, he also asserts that it should not affect the report's qualitative conclusions.
Although Salon.com writer Stephanie Zacharek states "(t)he songs were only half-memorable at best, and the singing ability of the show's regular cast ranged only from the fairly good to the not so great", she also asserts that it works "beautifully", paces itself gracefully, and is "clever and affecting".
Nicholas D. Kristof ("Bigotry in Islam -- and Here," column, July 9) says "the Islamic world represses women" and later on asserts that "it also has admirable qualities... a profound egalitarianism".
MegaFon also asserted that it could execute a strategy of "leapfrogging" ahead of developed markets by providing much of the population with wireless broadband, because few Russians have broadband of any type.
For many years, Mr. Trump, 70, has also asserted that it was "ultimately" the luck of a high draft lottery number — rather than the medical deferment — that kept him out of the war.
Saint Peter's, the only Jesuit college in New Jersey, also asserted that it provided women athletes with "participation opportunities which are substantially proportionate to enrollment," and that Saint Peter's has "a history and continuing practice of program expansion for the alleged underrepresented sex".
The company also asserted that it converts voice traffic into data and that data traffic is beyond the purview of state and federal regulators.
