The phrase "asserted that the support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's claim or statement regarding the backing or assistance provided in a particular context.
Example: "The researcher asserted that the support from the community was crucial for the project's success."
Alternatives: "claimed that the support" or "stated that the support".
In 2003, the head of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, based at the Vatican, Cardinal Renato Martino, asserted that the Catholic Church supports genetic modification of food crops as an answer for world starvation and malnutrition and because "scientific progress was part of the divine plan" [ 44, 45].
However, they assume that this does not have a significant impact on the birth of additional children and assert that child support benefits and labor market policy should be implemented complementarily.
The Prosecution asserted that the following considerations supported its motion for joinder.
Mr. Clarke disputes a recent New Yorker article that asserted that the bombing attack was supported by conventional electronic warfare, which involves jamming or deceiving an enemies' radar with high-powered radio waves.
Mr. Zhao asserted that the monk had provided financial support to Mr. Lobsang, 28, who actually planted the bombs and who was captured near the scene of the blast in Chengdu.
In addition, they asserted that the sessional roles provided additional support to hospital nurses who were perceived to be challenged by undertaking extended medication roles beyond their traditional scope of practice.
The authorities in Russia are preoccupied with controlling domestic dissent, and have asserted that the United States State Department has actively supported a rise in antigovernment activism.
Microsoft asserted that the nine groups and individuals supporting the government's case either had no particular unique knowledge in the case, or were strong competitors or representatives of competitors.
The paper asserts that the United States' support of Israel has been unwavering, has jeopardized American security and has been driven by "the unmatched power of the Israel Lobby," which the authors describe as a loose coalition of American Jews and their allies.
They asserted that the hundreds of policy wonks in support of Sanders' ideas didn't exist, subjecting Sanders' proposals to far more scrutiny than Clinton's, getting their analysis of some of Sanders' plans flat-out wrong, and attempting to "boot anyone not preaching from the incrementalist gospel out of the serious club".
