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The phrase "asserted that it was" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone has confidently stated or claimed something to be true.
Example: "The scientist asserted that it was essential to conduct further research to validate the findings."
Alternatives: "claimed that it was" or "stated that it was".
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The note, she said, asserted that "it was very sad that I had brought disgrace on my family and it would be there for generations".
Collecting his jazz reviews in 1970, Larkin asserted that "it was with Coltrane that jazz started to be ugly on purpose".
Portland admitted that it had helped create the blog but asserted that it was not part of its engagement with Qatar.
Witness Mr. Rouhani's statements that distinguished Iran from its Arab neighbors and asserted that it was uniquely positioned to broker a resolution.
Its interior surface was so shallow, the researchers asserted, that it was particularly vulnerable to edge-loading and shedding debris.
The V.A. had asserted that it was meeting that goal 95 percent of the time.
Yours truly asserted that it was not a sustainable winning formula.
In other words, Akorn asserted that it was "sandbagged" (which the court called a "loaded and pejorative term").
He has asserted that it was not in "conformity" with the United Nations Charter.
He asserted that it was "a U.K. government document that has been put together here".
Officials on both sides asserted that it was not likely that either candidate would concede easily.
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