The phrase "argument asserting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a claim or position that is being put forward in a debate or discussion.
Example: "The argument asserting that climate change is primarily caused by human activity has gained significant traction in recent years."
Alternatives: "claim stating" or "assertion claiming".
Napster sought to make a similar argument, asserting that it was not responsible for the content that members exchanged and stored on their own hard drives.
But today, Mr. Nader shrugged off that argument, asserting that some Democratic nominees to the court have compiled conservative voting records.
Earlier yesterday, a defense lawyer, Reid Weingarten, completed a day-and-a-half closing argument, asserting that Mr. Belnick could not have stolen $17 million from Tyco.
Economic sociology has also made crucial contributions to the study of global economic integration and particularly to the debate over an argument asserting that global economic integration will force institutional convergence in many areas of life.
The Eagle Forum Education & Legal Defense Fund ("Eagle Forum") advances a different argument, asserting that the Chamber of Commerce lacks standing to challenge LAWA because it does not face an "imminent" injury under Article III.
The greens dispute this argument, asserting that "as cattle eat grass most of the year, this small premium would represent a tiny price differential for the customer (eg 2c on a Sunday roast)".
They would further say that the fine-tuning argument asserts F, therefore the correct probability is P(N|F&L;) if the fine-tuning argument is true.
One Bush administration argument asserts that only military officials — not federal judges — have the power to decide how to conclude wartime detentions.
This argument asserts that the administration may have powers even broader than those acknowledged by the courts in wartime cases throughout American history.
Then a topological argument asserts that cat ( N ˜ ε ) ≥ 2 cat.
The essentialist is pointing out that the anti-essentialist's argument asserts that the latter intuition undermines the former, but does not say why.
