The phrase "asserted upon" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct phrase would be "asserted" or "asserted against."
Example: "The claims were asserted upon the evidence presented in court."
Alternatives: "claimed" or "declared against."
The structure will be built, whatever the cost, he asserted, upon laying the first stone in April 2011.
The efficiency of the method was asserted upon sensibility and specificity obtained by comparing the classification results with those from histological analysis.
The classification efficiency was asserted upon Sensibility (Se) and Specificity (Sp) calculated by the ratio of well classified to total tissue sites.Finally, we obtained the following results for each classifier : Se = 85.7% and Sp = 94.4% for LDA, Se = 90.5% and Sp = 94.4% for k-NN.
Evidence from larger and well-designed RCTs is still required to assert upon these findings.
When Ultron first glimpses the vibranium - a metal notorious in the Marvel universe for its durability - offered to him, he asserts, "Upon this rock, I will build my church".
And yet … his encounter with his mother, where he asserted himself upon a mute party, suggested a non-chaotic alternative for our hero.
The Los Angeles Times asserted that, upon leaving the stage, Hendrix "graduated from rumor to legend".
"There is way deeper shit than just a fight on Saturday night," asserted Conor upon arrival, "I always say, you should aim for peace.
In this way, Morro da Providência briefly asserted its presence upon the city.
The asserted rules act upon the cells and change the state of the cell at every discrete time step.
This program states that sites can never be cleared 100%, and that there is no criterion that allows a site to be ruled 'safe.' The program has similarly asserted that based upon Canadian experiences, MEC have produced limited environmental impacts, resulting in the characterization of MEC as a public safety issue rather than a contamination issue [35].
