The phrase "asserted in all" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that something has been claimed or stated universally or in every instance.
Example: "The theory was asserted in all relevant studies, indicating its widespread acceptance in the scientific community."
Alternatives: "claimed universally" or "stated in every case".
And then there is the matter of the man who has come to be known here as "the tenant" — a man who rented Mr. Emanuel's Chicago home when Mr. Emanuel went to Washington, refused to move out when Mr. Emanuel suddenly came home and is now asserting, in all seriousness, that he, Rob Halpin, may run for mayor himself.
James Fallows, normally a cogent and insightful journalist, takes leave of his senses for the cover story of June's Atlantic magazine, delivering an uncritical, open-mouthed kiss to Google's Schmidt, Brin, Page and their entire high-tech army while boldly asserting (in all caps) that their company has a "DARING PLAN TO SAVE THE NEWS (AND ITSELF)." As it turns out, sadly, Google has no such plan.
Our solar system has at least twelve planets, not nine as asserted in school books all over the world.
He has been inside four prisons and jails, and he has sued over asserted mistreatment in all of them.
TV Fanatic Dan Forcella felt that "Public Relations" was an fantastic episode, and asserted: "All in all it was a great start to the fourth season of Mad Men".
Trump has asserted in the face of all evidence to the contrary that New Jersey Muslims turned out in large numbers on 9/11 to celebrate the attacks.
Stuart Wheeler, a pioneer of financial spread betting in the 1970s, asserted in a recent article that "all spread-betting firms are bookies, whatever gravitas they may attempt to assume" as respectable financial institutions.
It is not a concern likely to affect Bishop McHugh, who wrote in the magazine article that Catholic voters are guided by papal doctrine asserted "in a manner that has all the qualities of infallible teaching.
Before turning directly to the government's monopoly maintenance claim, I'd like to make one point that lies at the heart of this case and cuts across all claims asserted in the complaints: Nothing Microsoft did foreclosed Netscape from any portion of the marketplace.
First Office actions often include a rejection of some or all claims asserted in a patent, and some sources suggest that patent examiners tend to favor an approach that errs on the side of the arguments made initially by the party that filed the complaint, since they aren't getting the original patent filer's input during their first pass.
