The phrase "asserted in terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is expressed or stated in specific language or terminology.
Example: "The theory was asserted in terms of mathematical equations to provide clarity and precision."
Alternatives: "stated in terms" or "expressed in terms".
"In the context of a death penalty case, I'd be very, very leery of a judge seeking to put restrictions on what a defendant can assert, in terms of his mental state and what he perceives as being a defense," Mr. Galligan said.
It asserted in ringing terms that 'adults should be free to make lifestyle decisions without the intervention of the state.'".
It was the first time that the Red Cross, which has been conducting visits to Guantánamo since January 2002, asserted in such strong terms that the treatment of detainees, both physical and psychological, amounted to torture.
They assert, in general terms, that the parents of children born in the United States should not be deported if they pay a modest fee and prove that they have not committed crimes.
He called Mr Allason "profoundly and cynically dishonest", adding: "He ranks as one of the most dishonest witnesses I have ever seen". "Mr Allason appears to believe that all he needs to do is assert in firm terms that a state of affairs existed and his audience would have to accept his word for it," the judge said.
The recent increase in the frequency and success with which "willful blindness" theories have been asserted in litigation may have long term implications for the corporate director's liability profile.
The airport's submission asserts that, in terms of safety, "expanding Gatwick would be preferable to expanding locations closer to densely populated areas".
Down, 1-0, in the second half, Crescenta Valley finally began to assert control in terms of the run of the game, though it continued, for the most part to play longball.
Congress went further, and rejected, in express terms, the claims of the state asserted in the ordinance accompanying the proposed state constitution.
As William Gale and Benjamin Harris asserted in a recent paper for the Tax Policy Center, "The United States faces a large medium-term federal budget deficit and an unsustainable long-term fiscal gap.
