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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assert that any" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a statement or claim about something that is being asserted or stated, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The researchers assert that any significant changes in climate patterns will have far-reaching effects on global ecosystems."
Alternatives: "claim that any" or "state that any".
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What is particularly interesting, and perhaps controversial, is that they assert that "any difference between the rate of family violence following a win or loss as a causal effect of the outcome of the game".
The S.E.C. charges did not assert that any insider trading had taken place.
Nor did the George W. Bush administration ever assert that any of its tax cuts would pay for themselves.
The S.E.C. charges, which were settled in an administrative proceeding, did not assert that any insider trading had actually occurred.
Both your editorial (6 November) and Simon Jenkins (Opinion, 7 November) assert that any compensation received would alleviate the burden on the council and be to their benefit.
They also assert that any work on such test sites will violate the treaty if the sites are intended to become part of a working missile defense system.
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His group's website asserts that "any notion that Texas needs FEMA is misinformation at best and a blatant lie at worst".
The Judicial Conference committee asserts that "any member of the public who reviews the docket would be unable to determine, based on the plea agreement, whether a given defendant has cooperated".
In addition, anyone familiar with our history would know that it is a true affront to assert that NCLR has any association with violence.
"Did he at any time assert that immunity?" he asked.
Next, we may assert that, which implies that for any, there exist positive constants and such that (214).
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