The phrase "and asserts a new" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the introduction of a new idea, concept, or claim in a text or argument.
Example: "The author presents a compelling argument and asserts a new perspective on the issue."
Alternatives: "and claims a new" or "and proposes a new".
They defined the field as "the scientific study of optimal human functioning" and asserted "a new commitment on the part of research psychologists to focus attention upon the sources of psychological health, thereby going beyond prior emphases upon disease and disorder".
The reality is that, after the reporters and news crews moved on, Stockton has pulled off a remarkable turnaround, reducing its crime rate and asserting a new financial discipline – to the point, writes the regional newspaper, The Record, that it has become "the poster child" for other U.S. cities trying to turn around their fortunes.
The bill begins by recognizing the United States Constitution's Supremacy Clause, and then asserts a new state's right to ignore it entirely by establishing a judicial review process vested in the legislature.
While Krashes asserts a new, and apparently welcome, populism in art, he no less participates in furthering one of the most salient tropes of late modernist art: the re-rendering of photographed subjects.
Mr. Bush asserts a new doctrine for America, the right of preemptive attack, to keep Saddam Hussein from using his weapons.
Perspecta 44's multidisciplinary scope, with contributors ranging from legal scholars to software engineers, asserts a new set of coordinates for mapping the terms of architectural production.
But by adding the force of local law to court orders that have been at best slow and difficult to enforce, and by asserting a new level of regular oversight, the Council has raised the stakes.
The copyright in such work is independent of, and does not affect or enlarge the scope, duration, ownership, or subsistence of, any copyright protection in the preexisting material". The law also does not allow Monk to take material from the public domain, republish copies and then assert a new copyright.
Just as US humiliation in Vietnam stimulated an appetite for "such cartoon visions of masculinity as Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger", 9/11 helped to spread morbid fears about the emasculation of western powers, and the need to assert a new ideal of manliness.
"Muralism, for example, or art galleries, art studios, were important kinds of community centers where activists and artists came together to assert a new vision of Chicano identity, culture and community".
