The phrase "asserting norms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the establishment or reinforcement of standards or expectations within a particular group or society.
Example: "The committee is focused on asserting norms that promote inclusivity and respect among all members."
Alternatives: "establishing standards" or "reinforcing guidelines".
"The problem is that we're creating an international norm" — asserting the right to strike preemptively against those we suspect of planning attacks, argues Dennis M. Gormley, a senior research fellow at the University of Pittsburgh and author of "Missile Contagion," who has called for tougher export controls on American drone technology.
The norm of asserting, as in English, involves answering the challenge "how do you know?" What normative conditions allow me, here and now, correctly to use the term zhīknow hence to make the assertion about these fish below me?
Advertisements may not only reflect changes in social norms, but also be asserting that such behavior is acceptable.
Schiff was blistering in his condemnation of Trump, asserting that he'd violated American norms and a sense of decency that had previously defined even the most unsuccessful politicians.
Anselm asserted that that norm is God, the absolute, ultimate, and integrating standard of perfection.
To be clear, the emerging global right to health norm asserts the primacy of the state as the key duty bearer, charged with realising rights on its territory, but adds what lawyers term the transnational or extraterritorial dimension, the obligations of the international community to ensure that health rights do not remain the privilege of a minority of the world's population [ 5].
In this talk, Bollier will examine how, as the commons sector matures, commoners are asserting differing notions of freedom, community boundaries, social norms and reliance on law to protect the integrity of their shared resources.
The Nurse Roadmap was also discussed as a set of professional norms, created with the goal of asserting the role and competencies of Filipino nurses in the Philippines and abroad.
More and more escapees from North Korea are asserting that forced abortions and infanticide are the norm in North Korean prisons, charges the country's official Korean Central News Agency has denounced as "a whopping lie".
The Constitution makes no reference to filibusters, and over the years there were periodic arguments (and some lawsuits) asserting that filibusters are unconstitutional, as a violation of the norm of majority rule.
