The phrase "assert that the existence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when stating a claim or belief regarding the presence or reality of something.
Example: "In his paper, he asserts that the existence of extraterrestrial life is highly probable based on recent discoveries."
Alternatives: "claim that the existence" or "maintain that the existence".
He then asserts that the existence or nonexistence of one thing from another requires a difference-maker, which destroys this equilibrium.
There are two general versions of the problem: the deductive or logical version, which asserts that the existence of any evil at all (regardless of its role in producing good) is incompatible with God's existence; and the probabilistic version, which asserts that given the quantity and severity of evil that actually exists, it is unlikely that God exists.
Metanoia is based around the concept of impermanence, one of the essential doctrines in Buddhism known as anicca (impermanence) that asserts that the existence of all temporal things, material or mental, is subject to change.
According to Russell, to say that something with stated properties whether it be a triangle, defined as a three-sided plane figure, or God, defined as an unsurpassably perfect being exists is not to attribute to it a further property, namely existence, but to assert that the concept is instantiated that there actually are instances of that concept.
Our existence results allow to assert that the problem possess solutions in the more general case where both multifunctions can be time-dependent and only upper semicontinuous.
While a variety of modding communities came into existence after the game's release, most sources assert that the most popular remains Rise of Nations Heaven.
Continuing in this fashion one arrives at stronger and stronger axioms that assert the existence of larger and larger levels of the universe of sets.
The effects on study participants are generally compared with those of other people asked to read sentences that assert the existence of free will, such as "I have feelings of regret when I make bad decisions because I know that ultimately I am responsible for my actions", or texts on topics unrelated to free will.
In Louisiana, some of the schools accepting voucher money were using textbooks that assert the existence of the Loch Ness monster as fact or teaching creationism.
