The phrase "asserted as one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is claimed or stated collectively or as a unified entity.
Example: "The committee's decision was asserted as one, reflecting the consensus of all members involved."
Alternatives: "declared as a whole" or "stated collectively".
It does not assert as one of its objectives the elimination or prevention of MH discrimination.
Gödel's reference to the impossibility of interpreting empirical laws, or more precisely, instantiations of them the statements "one wants to assert,"—as statements about sense perceptions, is likely an endorsement of the (then) contemporary critique of phenomenalism.
In a statement on Friday, Romania's prime minister, Calin PopesaidTariceanu, said Mr. Dumitrescu had "asserted himself as one of the strongest personalities who fought for the moral cleansing of the former regime".
Bradford Young asserted himself as one of the most vital, versatile talents in the field with his lushly jaundiced images for JC Chandor's New York crime drama and his crisp, incisive lensing of Ava DuVernay's Martin Luther King biopic.
Chicago rapper Kid Sister, aka Melisa Young, has been with Fool's Gold since the beginning and asserted herself as one of its breakout acts.
Some of these, for example, GPs, may have valuable input as was asserted by one patient in the sample.
Syman may be right to assert that as "one of the first and most successful products of globalization," yoga today has "augured a truly post-Christian, spiritually polyglot country".
"Building pipelines to tidewater and to new markets, while at the same time taking action to curb emissions, are the two essential components required to diversify our economy, restore our prosperity and assert ourselves as one of the world's most progressive, responsible and forward-looking energy producers," Notley wrote.
The personal is political and vice versa, and the rape of one woman is asserted as a globally sickening event – a poke in the eye for anyone who ever said female writers are more at home in the domestic sphere.
As asserted by one participant, "My people perish for the lack of knowledge; for [conventional medicine] is cancerous.
