The phrase "asserted and it" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought or fragment that lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The report asserted and it was clear that further investigation was needed."
Alternatives: "claimed and it" or "stated and it".
"America is the maker of terrorism," another asserted, "and it is now tasting its own medicine".
Pettitte has admitted to taking injections of H.G.H., as McNamee has asserted, and it is believed that he made statements in his deposition that would not be helpful to Clemens's cause.
"The central public policy issue raised by the Long-Term Capital episode is how to constrain excessive leverage more effectively," it asserted, and it went on, "The near collapse of LTCM illustrates the need for all participants in our financial system, not only hedge funds, to face constraints in the amount of leverage they assume".
"If you were to go to Harare today [in 2007] and ask ordinary black Zimbabweans who they would rather have as their leader Smith or Mugabe the answer would be almost unanimous," Boynton asserted; "And it would not be Mugabe".
"If they can't handle that then that's pretty sad," she asserted, "and it doesn't leave a lot of room for girls who are trying to do something like Sophia ― trying to make their mark on the world and be really original.
A crime has been committed, the filmmaker asserts, and "it is imperative that we reopen the case".
"This is why the Christians will engage with passion in the world of our society and politics," he asserted, "and -- it must be said -- out of a real grief and fear of what the human future will be if this does not come to light".
They asserted, and we agreed, that it is important to investigate student understanding of these concepts in prerequisite courses.
The Dao is "formless" and "nameless," transcending language and sensory perception, as the Laozi asserts, and yet it is the "beginning" and "mother" of "heaven and earth" and all beings.
The email blogs asserted, and the media dutifully covered it as a scandal of climate scientists' cover-ups.
R.H.: Some people argue that an American-led attack in Iraq based on the Bush doctrine of preëmptive war — which I think is a nutty thing to have done, but nonetheless he's done it and asserted it, and he thereby muddled the whole Iraq issue — some people say that that, in effect, could be used by New Delhi as a rationale against Kashmir.
