The phrase "assert this position" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the act of stating or affirming a particular viewpoint or stance.
Example: "In the debate, I will assert this position to highlight the importance of environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "state this viewpoint" or "affirm this stance."
Some Amtrak supporters assert that this position is inherently hostile to the railroad, because the states are in worse fiscal condition than the federal government.
They have asserted that this position would provide an objective basis for reviewing state activities and would promote a desirable uniformity between state and federal rights and sanctions.
Even if the I.R.S. and the courts eventually concluded otherwise, that would not indicate the funds had done anything wrong in asserting the position.
"We just don't like him asserting the position that he now owns the words 'one fish two fish,' and can deprive Dr. Seuss, the originator, of their use".
One of the main objectives of the campaign is to promote the child's right to be heard, yet, paradoxically, it also asserts the position of the adult as the better-placed decision-maker in the adult-child relationship.
But he asserted the position that "the law is totally on my side, meaning, the president can't have a conflict of interest" and opined that "in theory I could run my business perfectly, and then run the country perfectly".
The Baloch leadership should come forward and assert its position on this matter because neither Islamabad nor New Delhi are entitled to speak on the behalf of the Baloch.
His live performance at this years Parklife looks set to assert his position within a new generation of producers; one whose experimentations with house, techno and electronica have captured the imaginations of so many.
As a result of their involvement, women at this camp are now attempting to assert their position in society and open dialogue within the family.
