The phrase "and not asserting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is being stated without making a claim or declaration.
Example: "The report presents the findings as observations and not asserting any definitive conclusions."
Alternatives: "and not claiming" or "and not declaring".
For them, it was "a way of showing themselves to be friendly and not asserting power in the situation," she said.
If Congress does not go along, then the department will change its policy on workers' compensation claims brought against it, telling its contractors to drop opposition in cases that met its new, relaxed criteria, and not asserting the statute of limitations as a defense.
It takes a certain amount of assertiveness, but it also takes a willingness to see how the process works, and not assert your opinion into it, in order to observe and become a part of what's going on.
Without the involvement of the two great superpowers, the field was left clear for Pakistan.Afghanistan's neighbour had long been anxious to see a weak, pliant regime in Kabul that would be hostile to India and not assert claims to territory ceded in 1893, under British pressure, to what is now Pakistan.
I am not asserting and do not believe that this has anything to do with the issues at hand).
I'm not asserting cause and effect, but the Web isn't hurting us".
Unfortunately, by not asserting yourself and by not seeing your own self-worth but choosing stealing instead, you risk your future and you let the actions of others lead you into hurting yourself even more.
According to L6, L7, L8, and L9, Sarah is not lying, because she is not asserting anything.
Hawks pilloried them for not asserting themselves strongly enough.
In appealing his 211-game suspension from Major League Baseball this week, Rodriguez was not asserting his innocence.
It is not asserting its own beauty – in fact, quite the opposite.
