The phrase "assert agreement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that someone is confirming or stating their agreement with a particular idea or statement.
Example: "During the meeting, she took a moment to assert agreement with the proposed changes to the project."
Alternatives: "confirm agreement" or "declare consensus".
shaka (exclamation) – a Hawaiian expression asserting agreement or positivity; related to the shaka hand gesture used as a greeting sign bark the dog (v) – South African idiom meaning "to vomit".
Others assert, in agreement with the military doctors of World War I, that every soldier simply has a breaking point, and that multiple deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan have contributed to the numbers who return to a second, psychological war at home.
We assert that agreement is not something that is present or absent, but something which must be quantified.
All three companies have refused to leave town, asserting that agreements they made with state regulators allow them to operate anywhere in the state.
Labor leaders, and some project owners, assert that the agreements help ensure that projects are completed on schedule and on budget.
Critics of the French and U.S. agreements assert that providing India with new nuclear material will lead to an atomic weapons race in Asia by allowing the Indians to divert domestic uranium to their weapons program.
Trade skeptics on the right often assert that trade agreements usurp U.S. sovereignty that important matters of economics affecting countless Americans are decided by faceless, unaccountable, bureaucrats in some foreign capital.
Morre and Spitzer assert that the agreements should not be upheld because the district was not honest about evidence.
Republicans accuse the Democrats of stalling on spending bills and assert every time an agreement is near, the White House asks for more money.
He has been reluctant to assert support for the agreement publicly because labor, which has endorsed him, so strongly opposes it.
