The phrase "and asserted on" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion; a more appropriate phrase would be "and asserted that."
Example: "The researcher presented her findings and asserted that the results were conclusive."
Alternatives: "and claimed that" or "and stated that."
Within this study, we identified several gene families which were detected primarily within the PVC super-phylum and asserted to have emerged on this evolutionary lineage (supplementary table S5, Supplementary Material online).
Mr. Tourre referred to himself as "the fabulous Fab" and asserted at one point on a trip to Belgium that he had "managed to sell a few Abacus bonds to widows and orphans that I ran into at the airport".
The president of Myanmar, a former general who has led the move away from a prolonged era of dictatorship, poverty and isolation, asserted on Thursday in his first United Nations speech that "amazing changes" were transforming his country and could never be reversed.
"Nothing could be more contrary to basic economics, experience and facts," Mr Taylor asserted on his blog, which Mr Boehner cited.
And, as Mr. Gore asserted on Tuesday, he would ridicule the governor's economic proposals as part of a "risky tax scheme".
The Bush campaign was right to complain that almost 40percentt of these late-arriving ballots were disallowed in the final round of counting, and Senator Joseph Lieberman correctly asserted on NBC's "Meet the Press" that the "benefit of the doubt" should be given to military ballots from abroad.
In the DL, concepts are compositionally defined by their placement in a subsumption hierarchy based on an agreed classification principle, and the role expressions asserted on the concept.
The Lincoln-Kyl proposal would provide "crucial support and protection to small businesses, family ranchers, and farms," Minority Leader Mitch McConnell asserted on the Senate floor.
You cannot both have "optimism in people" – as Clegg defiantly asserted on Monday – and believe we live in a "broken society".
Governor Janklow called the Gore challenge "an outrage, incredible" and asserted that the attacks on Ms. Harris were "unimaginable".
