The phrase "analysts have asserted that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referencing the opinions or conclusions drawn by analysts in a specific field, such as finance, economics, or market research.
Example: "Analysts have asserted that the recent market trends indicate a potential recession on the horizon."
Alternatives: "analysts claim that" or "analysts have stated that".
Iraqi government officials and American analysts have asserted that Mr. Galbraith's dual role during the constitutional negotiations implied a conflict of interest, since the provisions he championed could have increased the value of his own interests.
Although the postmark is legitimate, some modern analysts have asserted that Joseph Smith's signature on the third page is a forgery.
It is no surprise that former Secretary of State George Schultz is another member on the Board of Directors of Gilead Sciences, and business analysts have asserted that no other drug company had such a cozy relationship with the Bush Administration as this company (now, give me that look of "big surprise!").
Some analysts have asserted that it is only when the health needs of migrants are addressed would the host countries be able to support the health of the country as a whole [ 14].
In April 2013, the Congressional Budget Office said the AMPV would be a better buy because analysts had asserted that the vehicles the GCV was slated to replace should not be first.
James Press, chief operating officer of Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., seemed to scold the analysts who have asserted that the industry's sales boom, which has run almost uninterrupted for eight years, is losing steam.
He insisted that industry analysts who have asserted that Intel has a technology lead are not accurate and that I.B.M. had simply chosen to deploy its new process in chips that are part of high-performance systems aimed at the high end of the computer industry.
Analysts and investors have asserted that the company needs a more professional management team.
