The phrase "and asserts it is" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone is making a claim or statement about something being true or valid.
Example: "The researcher presented her findings and asserts it is the most comprehensive study on the subject."
Alternatives: "and claims it is" or "and maintains it is".
Williams describes this as "crude humor" and asserts it was common in American stag films produced from this time.
That was not true, according to prosecutors, who called the group "a mouthpiece for Yanukovych" and his party, and asserted it was controlled by party leaders through Mr. Manafort.
The agreement is a result of a 2007 lawsuit arguing that Westchester had made false claims to the government when it applied for federal housing money and asserted it was furthering fair housing.
Last month, the women's lawyers told the high court that although the Met had issued a general denial and asserted it was not liable, it had not provided "any defence whatsoever" to any of the allegations of fact but instead asserted a policy of NCND.
Mr. Siljander said then that his intent was to "deny federal funds to any institution performing abortions" and asserted it was "consistent with current federal policy, which prohibits the use of other federal funds to directly or indirectly pay for abortions".
Cognosec presented a paper at the Black Hat confab in Vegas today outlining a flaw in ZigBee implementations it said affects multiple device types, and asserting it's possible for hackers to compromise ZigBee networks and "take over control of all connected devices on a network".
In a story penned for Refinery 29 and published last Thursday, Brown maintained "makeup is meant to enhance, rather than to cover up" and asserted it's "disheartening to see trends like contouring". On Tuesday, she expounded, "When I came to New York City in the late Eighties, it was the end of the Studio 54 era.
In his masterful essay The Storyteller, Walter Benjamin draws a distinction between storyteller and novelist, asserting, "it is half the art of storytelling to keep a story from explanation as one reproduces it".
It seems to provide a neurological basis for art that simply asserts it is art – and also for Duchamp's coolness.
In one case after another, Lomborg asserts, it's cheaper and better to do nothing immediately to combat climate change, but instead to invest in other things.
