The phrase "assert clearly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of stating something in a straightforward and unambiguous manner.
Example: "In your presentation, make sure to assert clearly the main points of your argument to avoid any confusion."
Alternatives: "state explicitly" or "declare plainly".
While Harvard women are taught to be aggressive in the workplace or the classroom, she suggests, in many cases they are hesitant to assert clearly what they want in social situations.
An official act of 1918 explained the rationale behind this act: "Transylvanians should fight as Transylvanians against the Hungarian state, so as to assert, clearly and beyond all doubt, that the Romanian nationals of the Hungarian state do not recognize its authority.
While songs like Live It Up and That Lady may not be the sober, consciousness-raising vehicles Chris Jasper asserts, clearly the Isley Brothers are saying something that hits home with their audience.
There is no record of the Venetian public's response to the opera that, Rosand asserts, was clearly aimed at their patriotic impulses, with its final scene a celebration of "the birth and marvels of the city of Venice".
Across all articles, all but 3 studies reported clear objectives and asserted conclusions clearly supported by the data.
Moreover, the opponents assert, the rules clearly conflict with Mr. Bush's position, as articulated in a questionnaire sent to the candidates last year by the United States Catholic Conference, that "taxpayer funds should not underwrite research that involves the destruction of live human embryos".
We need to remember this contrast, and clearly assert what sort of world we want.
And please, let's not use the Blurred Lines, I-know-you-want-it excuse that she obviously would like to stay and have sex with him but can't because of the cultural mores of the time: a person can be conflicted about their feelings, but ultimately assert their intentions clearly, as she does -- and those intentions need to be respected.
These histograms would ideally reflect a clear bimodal distribution and would allow the authors to more clearly assert their claims.
While no legislation is expected to move this year on restructuring Social Security to create private accounts, Democrats assert that Mr. Bush has clearly committed himself to the idea and sooner or later will push it.
We may thus assert that the act clearly differs from a dangerous one such as leaving a child unattended on the street.
