The phrase "asserted between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing claims or statements made in relation to two or more entities or concepts.
Example: "The findings asserted between the two studies highlight significant differences in methodology."
Alternatives: "claimed among" or "stated in relation to".
But the connection the administration asserted between Iraq and Al Qaeda, the organization that made catastrophic terrorism a reality, seems more uncertain than ever.
And so the moral equivalence was blithely asserted between, on the one hand, bombing lots of people, and on the other hand, not bombing lots of people if it doesn't seem very likely to make things much better for everyone (except the people you have just bombed).
Additional relationships can be asserted between concepts as a directional association (i.e. the relationship proceeds from one concept to another).
During the evaluation, equivalences have been manually asserted between classes, which are assumed to have fairly similar meaning and containing similar sets of compounds.
Moreover, a positive association has been asserted between RR and gene expression level which also explains the lower evolutionary rate in regions with higher recombination frequencies [ 22].
There are two parts to a GO annotation: first, the association asserted between a gene product and a GO definition; and second, the source (e.g. published article) and evidence used as the authority to make the assertion.
This is followed closely by the divide Ms. Marling asserts between "popular" and "fine" art -- a distinction that pretty much disappeared in the 1960's, and good riddance to it.
Nor, despite several readings of the relevant passages, did I quite understand the connection that Mr. Rees asserts between the force that holds protons and neutrons together -- his epsilon -- which is 0.007, and the percentage of the mass of the helium atom that turns into energy in the process of fusion, also 0.007.
There's a difference, he asserts, between an art buyer and an art collector.
Issues of hermeneutics are central to the Japanese Pure Land tradition because of the discontinuity it asserts between the ordinary awareness of beings and the enlightened wisdom-compassion of the Buddha, which is the source and ultimate content of the teaching.
The asserted analogy between 1960 and today's situation is false anyway.
