The phrase "assert more of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used when discussing the need to express or declare a greater amount of something, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "In her argument, she needed to assert more of her evidence to strengthen her case."
Alternatives: "state more of" or "declare more of".
One of the more recent examples in this movement is Apple's acquisition of Gliimpse, which provides the means for patients to store and access their healthcare data to assert more control of their own care.
This crisis could be a fantastic opportunity to bring back control to a more localised level and assert more democratic control of our economy.
Recent social-psychological research — for example, by Maureen Craig and Jennifer Richeson — reveals that many whites react negatively to the idea of a majority-minority society and assert more conservative attitudes because of it.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13 — Frustrated by the Bush administration's piecemeal financing of the Iraq war, Democrats are planning to assert more control over the billions of dollars a month being spent on the conflict when they take charge of Congress in January.
Qaeda allies in North Africa, Somalia and Yemen are seeking to assert more influence after the death of Osama bin Laden and the diminished role of Al Qaeda's remaining top leadership in Pakistan.
Will corruption rise as Iraqi ministries assert more influence on the subcontracting of American billions?
In a further sign that Chinese officials are trying to assert more Internet control, the city of Beijing wants to recruit 10,000 volunteers by summer's end to monitor online content, said an employee of the city government's Spiritual Civilization Office.
Nigerian gangs have begun to assert more control over the front end of the process and also increasingly dominate — and profit from — the delivery of the drugs to Europe, whether by sea or air.
To obtain a ruling on the merits in federal court a plaintiff must assert more than just the "generalized interest of all citizens in constitutional governance". Schlesinger v. Reservists Comm. to Stop the War, 418 U. S. 208.
It was these broader activities, the investigators assert, more than the relatively small number of foreign deals revealed in the documents taken from the Swiss lawyer, that netted the largest sums for the Bhutto family.
