The phrase "assert whether" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to declare or state a condition or fact that requires confirmation or denial.
Example: "The researcher will assert whether the hypothesis is valid based on the collected data."
Alternatives: "claim if" or "declare whether".
However, further investigations are needed to assert whether this information is of good quality in schizophrenia.
Freezing is a sustained response that can last for several looming presentations, making it difficult to assert whether a fly already freezing is responding to the looming stimulus.
Together with its deficiency analysis, the CRN Theory provides a suitable framework to assert whether a particular reaction network has the capacity to support multiple steady states using the reaction mechanism structure alone.
In the first part of this study we design novel stock price prediction models, based on state-of-the-art text-mining techniques to assert whether we can predict the movement of stock prices more accurately by including indicators of irrationality.
For dubious cases we run an ICP to assert whether the coarse alignment is sufficient or not for the ICP to converge.
Kant says that "[h]e would perhaps not venture to assert whether he would do it or not, but he must admit without hesitation that it would be possible for him.
Therefore, it will be necessary to conduct additional work on other clades, traits and rate heterogeneity models (including new approaches for automatic identification of rate shifts without a priori tree partitioning) before it can be asserted whether the results of this study are general.
For starters, we were interested in asserting whether the characteristics observed on the whole OpenPGP WoT [11] repeated in the subset of it represented by the Debian keyrings.
But in their efforts to assert themselves, whether in campus clubs or more publicly on Facebook, gay students are running up against administrators who defend what they describe as God's law on sexual morality, and who must also answer to conservative trustees and alumni.
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Bishop Robert A. Brucato, one of Cardinal O'Connor's two vicars general, his top lieutenants, said it was the cardinal's unabashed use of the media -- in the media capital of the world -- to assert church doctrine, whether in the secular or religious arena, that distinguished him.
