The phrase "are reasserted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of stating something again or reaffirming a point that has already been made.
Example: "In the conclusion of the report, the main findings are reasserted to emphasize their importance."
Alternatives: "are reaffirmed" or "are reiterated".
In the streets the celebrations are often marked by ribald language and behaviour, but at its conclusion, when everyone bathes, dons clean white clothes, and visits friends, teachers, and relatives, the ordered patterns of society are reasserted and renewed.
Explosives chamber, chicken store, makeshift chapel… The old stone shed is to be transformed again, which gives Tobias the chance to plan a new "house of silence" Returning to a simpler way of life often means that old-fashioned gender stereotypes are reasserted.
Instead, the White House complains about ongoing restrictions on its ability to transfer prisoners from the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, prison base for terrorism suspects, which are reasserted in section 1031 on the bill.
"We are reasserting Congressional responsibility and oversight," Ms. Snowe said.
Local languages are reasserting themselves and traditions being rediscovered or even, as Ms Pisani reports, manufactured.
Maybe Pakistan's soldiers are reasserting their traditional primacy, or preparing for a coup.
Regional warlords are reasserting themselves, posing challenges to the authority of the interim government.
"What we can say at a minimum is gold's own fundamentals are reasserting themselves," he said.
Airline pilots -- after watching their command over planes give way, in their view, to profit pressures -- are reasserting themselves.
Mr. Coury is among those in the younger generation of his family who are reasserting the family's ethnic identity.
Pacific herring governance is an important illustration of how coastal Indigenous nations, are reasserting legal and inherent rights to fisheries governance.
