The phrase "assert for example" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers; "assert" typically does not pair with "for example."
Example: "The researcher asserts, for example, that climate change is accelerating."
Alternatives: "state, for instance" or "claim, such as".
You assert, for example, that the United States "once led the world in high school graduation rates" but no longer does.
It's supposed to be fairly specific; otherwise, you could assert, for example, that every person in New York City could have his or her home searched because a stolen item would likely be hidden inside — and so homes are relevant.
They assert, for example, that liberal Democrats who are disenchanted with administration policies on health care, the environment and trade, and consequently leaning toward Ralph Nader, the Green Party candidate, are unlikely to change their minds because of Mr. Clinton.
They may assert, for example, that a particular diet will cure cancer or prevent heart disease, whereas scientists can only say for sure that certain foods may diminish the risks of getting these illnesses.
It could assert, for example, that a patient already had a chronic condition, or that the patient and the doctor were at fault, because they did not supply all the information that was necessary to rule properly on a claim for benefits.
Objectors assert, for example, that 15% of current mesothelioma claims arise in California, where the statewide average recovery is $419,674-or more than 209% above the $200,000 maximum specified in the settlement for mesothelioma claims not typed "extraordinary". See Brief for Respondents George Windsor et al. 5-6, n. 5 (citing 2 App. 461).
He boldly asserts, for example, that "[a]t the time, my approval..
He wrongly asserts, for example, that Kerry branded him (and every other Vietnam veteran) a war criminal.
The official line asserts, for example, that the Dalai Lama is "a jackal clad in Buddhist monk's robes".
He asserted, for example, that the proper length for a sea kayak was exactly 16 feet 10 inches.
Mr. Maier asserts, for example, that Mr. Cramer provided various stock tips to Maria Bartiromo and David Faber of CNBC so he could profit from subsequent movements in the stock prices.
