The phrase "assert after" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could potentially be used in a context where one is stating or affirming something following a previous statement or event.
Example: "The committee decided to assert after the meeting that the new policy would be implemented immediately."
Alternatives: "declare following" or "state subsequent to".
Sure enough, an independent candidate did assert, after his aides met with the Campbell camp, that Mr. Heller should not be elected because he was not a Christian and did not "believe Jesus Christ has come yet".
Then we can assert (after possibly a modification on a set of measure zero) that y in C_{s} bigl([0, T]; H^{2}_{0} bigr),qquad y' in C_{s} bigl([0, T]; H^{1}_{0} bigr).
While perhaps "no expert" has made this claim, GOP strategist Karl Rove did assert after the election that Obama "succeeded by suppressing the vote".
"Barça does not need to do anything new," Henry asserted after the 1-1 draw.
Shockingly, the claim of foul was lodged instead by Ycaza, who immediately asserted after the finish that Greek Money had impeded Ridan in the stretch.
"Reasonable minds can disagree," Shane Harvey, Massey's vice president, blithely asserted after federal inspectors concluded that there was no evidence to back the contention.
Dickey had already made a forceful point this week, asserting after Wednesday's loss that the Mets had to be honest with themselves.
"The Israeli settlement polices, particularly in Jerusalem, threaten these negotiations, and we ask that these decisions be revoked," Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, asserted after meeting with Mr. Biden.
"There is no distinction between Al Gore and George W. Bush when it comes to trade," Mr. Hoffa asserted after Mr. Nader met privately with the Teamsters' 24-member executive board.
Mr. Assad is "out of time and must be out of power," Mr. Kerry asserted after meeting here with Moaz al-Khatib, the leader of the Syrian opposition coalition.
But Hezbollah officials appear to regard their attacks as a prologue to asserting, after the Israeli pullout, that it was Hezbollah's military pressure, not the broader changes in the security climate surrounding Israel in recent years, that drove the Israelis out.
