The phrase "asserted knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing knowledge that has been claimed or stated as true, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The researcher presented their findings, emphasizing the importance of the asserted knowledge in the field of study."
Alternatives: "claimed knowledge" or "declared knowledge".
Finally, many of these specifications implement specifications that preclude facile extension of asserted knowledge.
Based on these semantic definitions, not only the explicitly asserted knowledge in ontologies but also the implied knowledge, which is derived through inference, is considered for the sake of ontology assessment.
Automated reasoning logically infers then that the asserted knowledge in ChEBI induces Hypoglycemia to be a subclass of Decreased aldohexose concentration (blood).
In this paper, we propose a federative data model for security systems to query and assert knowledge about security incidents and the context in which they occur.
The influx of novel actors from both affected populations and from the international register engenders novel fora for asserting knowledge politics, influence, and informatic discretion in response.
Rand rejects both dogmatism (asserting knowledge or demanding assent in the absence of contextually sufficient evidence) and skepticism (denying knowledge, or demanding the withholding of assent, in the presence of contextually sufficient evidence).
Doing so revealed two consistent and interrelated consequences: 1- The influx of novel actors from both affected populations and from the international register engenders novel fora for asserting knowledge politics, influence, and informatic discretion in response.
This is likely because the challenge manifest in these informatics is more fundamental, having to do with the ways in which institutions and organizations leverage technologies to assert knowledge politics "in ways that rely upon the differential influence and authority that is granted to particular forms of knowledge or representations" (Barnett 2011).
Because they do not fit neatly into traditional humanitarian coordination mechanisms, yet tend to demand attention and heighten expectations, novel international actors at the top level of pandemic informatics are a powerful force for asserting knowledge politics in informatics of response.
It therefore presents challenges to users "in asserting knowledge or making routine queries" [ 5].
He asserted that knowledge should freely advance through experiment and observation frequently chiding scholars for not including accurate experimental data in their papers while insisting that hypotheses are, at best, probable explanations.
