The phrase "as correctly asserted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that a statement or claim has been made accurately or truthfully.
Example: "The findings of the research, as correctly asserted, highlight the importance of early intervention in education."
Alternatives: "as accurately stated" or "as rightly claimed".
As Mr. Obama correctly asserted in an Op-Ed article in The Times on Monday and in a speech on Tuesday, those countries, not Iraq, are the real frontline of the war against terrorism.
As Arnovitz noted, whom you love is a part of who you are just like all the other components of your character: your family, your religion, the schools you attended, the languages you speak, etc. Arnovitz also correctly asserted that everyone should be able to bring their loved ones to a company holiday party or discuss their weekend plans with those in their lives.
When asked to name the greatest national security threat facing the United States, Bernie correctly asserted: "the global crisis of climate change".
President Obama's correctly asserted that warfare changes and evolves to demand new weapons and tactics -- a lesson that sadly many politicians and US government officials never learn.
Loop closing is the act of correctly asserting that a vehicle has returned to a previously visited location.
It's not that there was not censorship — as the reporting correctly asserts, there was.
These are the ups and downs in the economy that occur around the trend rate of growth, which is determined by structural factors, as the report correctly asserts.
As the authors correctly assert, (Haussmann et al. 2015) pharmacologic management, laboratory testing, and specific recommendation should be implemented to improve effectiveness of lithium poisoning treatment.
This shows that not all persons can correctly assert that they began their life as a zygote.
As Frank Rich ("One War Lost, Another to Go," column, Nov. 20) correctly asserts, there are no good ways to undo the damage done in Iraq and refocus our resources on the real terrorist threats to America.
Bob Herbert ("A President Who Can Do No Right," column, Jan . 26 correctly asserts that catastrophes wrought by the current administration at home and abroad have issued from President Bush's breathtaking incompetence as a policy maker.
