The phrase "asserted over the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing claims or statements made regarding a particular subject or issue, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The researcher asserted over the validity of the findings presented in the study."
Alternatives: "claimed regarding the" or "stated about the".
Speculation abounds that James has already made a decision and intends — as one rival executive asserted over the weekend — to sign with the Chicago Bulls.
The People's Republic of China considers Taiwan part of China and has asserted over the decades that the island will one day be unified with the mainland.
Thanks to the control that the Arabs gradually asserted over the sea routes to Constantinople, they climaxed their earlier assaults on Armenia and Asia Minor with a four-year siege of the great city itself (674 678).
This is also not a "single-study syndrome" situation, where one outlier research paper is used to cast doubt on a bigger body of work — as Skeptical Science asserted over the weekend.
But the collector, BARRY LANDAU, denied that he had refused to provide the plates unless he received a ticket to the lunch, as one of the caterers asserted over the weekend.
Nor can we say that the control which Congress has asserted over the subject matter of labor disputes is so pervasive (Cf. Cloverleaf Butter Co. v. Patterson, 315 U.S. 148, 62 S.Ct. 491, 86 L.Ed. -) as to prevent Wisconsin under the familiar rule of Pennsylvania R. Co. v. Public Service Commission, 250 U.S. 566, 569, 40 S.Ct.
As for the stalls … well, I've heard many people assert over the years that the floor of the Empire slopes up towards the stage.
Larry Gerbrandt of Media Valuation Partners, long-time media and advertising analyst, asserts, "Over the top television is perfect for an explosion of long tail content, niche content, and foreign language content.
But more important, it's a symbol of the menacing control Tom asserts over the love triangle he unexpectedly finds himself in with Daisy and that "old sport" fraud, Gatsby.
Once a tribunal has effectively asserted jurisdiction over the parties, the next question is: what body of substantive law should be used to resolve the controversy?
In 806 he clashed with the emperor Nicephorus I (who asserted authority over the Eastern church) about the appointment of Patriarch Nicephorus of Constantinople.
