The phrase "assert target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, testing, or any situation where you need to confirm or declare a specific target or goal.
Example: "In the testing phase, we need to assert target values to ensure the system behaves as expected."
Alternatives: "declare target" or "confirm target".
Union officials assert that Target's wages and benefits are only slightly better than Wal-Mart's.
While Mr. Bush demurred at the time, White House advisers now assert that targeting Mr. Hussein was first set as a goal last fall, to be pursued as soon as the Taliban and Al Qaeda were routed from Afghanistan.
The union filed a complaint with the labor board last month asserting that Target had unlawfully prohibited employees from wearing pro-union buttons and from discussing working conditions on online sites.
While these cases were different, what they had in common was a plausible alternative narrative that could be asserted with target audiences either by attorneys, savvy communicators or media surrogates.
When their targets assert even a sliver of personhood, it registers as a flustering, impermissible offense.
Even if the United States strongly believed those targeted by Russian were all nonviolent political activists lawfully expressing their opinions, Russia could easily take a page out of the United States' book and assert that the targeted individuals were members of anti-Russian terrorist groups with which Russia is in an armed conflict.
The target can assert the concentration – if completed – would increase the dominance of the acquirer and hurt consumers.
The rapid and potent paralytic effect of α-1 on C. maenas, the similarity of this effect to that of tetrodotoxin14, and the fact that ion channels are the most prominent targets of peptide toxins2, suggested that nemertide α-1 might assert its action by targeting voltage-gated sodium channels.
Targets will assert that their circumstances are just like Tyson.
Police said the motive in those killings was a dispute over a parking space, but the family and others still assert that the murderer targeted his victims due to their religion.
