The phrase "article assert" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "In the research paper, the authors will article assert their findings on climate change."
Alternatives: "state in the article" or "claim in the article".
Why does the author of the article assert that "Lennon's yearning to give peace a chance, and his conviction that 'love is the answer,' made an uncomfortable fit with the prospect of imminent war"?
What's even more disheartening is that people like Achmed Valdes, the white Cuban immigrant featured in the article, assert on the one hand, "It's not that I'm racist," but on the other refer to most blacks as "delinquents" and people who "basically have kids and go on welfare".
Statements from this article assert that the LDS religion "is not hostile to real science…that which is demonstrated, we accept with joy" and, "the scriptures tell why man was created but they do not tell us how" (Ludlow 1992).
Who, in the article, asserts this perspective?
Lawyers for the Wen family have disputed the article, asserting such "hidden riches" do not exist.
Although, as the article asserts, some city dwellers are suspicious of the protests, they could learn something.
Mansour, a former member of parliament, rules a remote village with, as this article asserts, despotism of medieval proportions.
The article asserts that Japan has never fully apologized to China for Japan's actions during World War II.
The article asserted that these "acts of self-amputation finally did Schwarzkogler in," and that "he died, a martyr to his art".
The article asserted that the National Defence Security Councill (NDSC) could declare a state of emergency, when in fact that is the prerogative of the president after consulting the NDSC.
Even the study from Andrew Metrick and Ayako Yasuda cited in Mr. Davidoff's article asserted that buyouts were a "high value add industry".
