The phrase "asserted via" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been stated or claimed through a particular means or method.
Example: "The findings were asserted via a comprehensive analysis of the data collected over the past year."
Alternatives: "stated through" or "claimed by means of".
But it continues on to assert (via an occurrence of the initial, existentially quantified variable 'x' within the iterated modal context '◇Px') a further possibility regarding that very individual: it says that Ratzinger could have had a son a and that, possibly — i.e., in some possible world — he is a priest.
Mr Saleh had previously asserted his power via handouts to tribal sheikhs and political allies.
(Not a little confidence was needed to assert himself via his insecurities).
"If I don't talk about my personal life, it means I don't talk about my personal life," the actress asserted during the "New Rules of Social Stardom" panel (via Us Weekly).
Iran has asserted that it captured the aircraft via a cyberattack, saying its armed forces detected the drone on Sunday over northern Iran and were able to guide it to a safe landing about 155 miles from the Afghanistan border.
She also asserted that no classified material was transmitted via her email account and that she sent only one email to a foreign official - in the UK.
(2012) asserted that norspermidine is synthesized in B. subtilis via the same pathway employed in V. cholerae (Lee et al., 2009), and they selected gabT as the orthologous gene encoding DABA AT.
For instance, is Zimbabwe in a state of crisis, "spiralling out of control" as is asserted in virtually every newspaper article spinning around the world via the net?
On the basis of in vitro functional assays, it was asserted that this variant has direct impact of cancer risk via apoptosis.
