The phrase "asserted under" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that something is claimed or stated based on a specific authority or condition.
Example: "The rights were asserted under the provisions of the contract."
Alternatives: "claimed under" or "stated under".
It sweeps through the "exclusive economic zones" asserted under UNCLOS by Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam.
The plaintiffs request "a federal injunction, based on rights asserted under the United States constitution's first, second and 14th amendments, against having the state compel that their classrooms be the locus of implementation of the overly solicitous, dangerously experimental gun policies of the Texas legislature and the insufficiently protective policies of UT-Austin's president".
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Operating through permitting authority asserted under auspices of its Clean Air Act, the agency will now have a major say in the design of every major project in which fossil fuel is combusted or CO2 emissions are released.
Schultz was charged with perjury for asserting under oath that McQueary's allegations were "not that serious".
Further, Mr. Boies asserts, under California's family laws, each spouse in a divorce has an equal interest in all marital property regardless of whose name it is held in, and any agreements signed are presumptively invalid if they give one spouse a disproportionate share of the marital goods.
The federation of state and local employees denounced Mr. Wyden's idea at a new Web site, stopwydenshealthtax.com, which asserts, "Under Wyden's plan, we wouldn't be able to keep the health care we have, even if we like it and fought hard to get it".
Representative John D. Dingell of Michigan, the senior Democrat on the Energy and Commerce Committee, asserted that under the House bill, traditional Medicare would "wither and die" after 2010.
He has also asserted that under international law, the United States government cannot retroactively use a 2004 law barring human rights violators from entering or living in the country to deport him for events in the 1980s.
In a brief filed last Friday, New York City's top lawyer, Michael A. Cardozo, asserted that under the District Court's rules, a new case can't be deemed "related" to a case no longer pending.
"This man is running on 'Medi-scare,' " Mr. Bush said after Mr. Gore asserted that under the governor's Medicare prescription drug plan "95percentt of all seniors" would get no assistance for four or five years.
