The phrase "asserting that for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a statement or claim that specifies a condition or reason for something.
Example: "The researcher is asserting that for the experiment to be valid, all variables must be controlled."
Alternatives: "claiming that for" or "stating that for".
"I feel happier about my stories than about my novels," she wrote in the London Magazine in 1970, asserting that for a story to be successful "there must be immediate impact, more scene and less narrative".
For example, it is still an open question whether GL is the provability logic of IΔ0+Ω1, a theory which is somewhat weaker than IΔ0+EXP in that Ω1 is the axiom asserting that for all x, its power xlog(x) exists.
The FBI had compiled a list of 200,000 persons in its Communist Index; since the CPUSA had only around 32,000 members in 1950, the FBI explained the disparity by asserting that for every official Party member, there were ten persons who were loyal to the CPUSA and ready to carry out its orders.
The celebrated Hardy's inequality (see [1, Theorem ] ) asserts that, for, (1.1).
Evans asserts that "for an evidence-based discipline, it is surprising that there has been little research or reflection on [the role of schools of public health in tackling global public health challenges] within the public health literature" [ 18] and Sadana and colleagues confirm that "there is almost no evaluation of the degree to which education practices match real-world dimensions" [ 19].
He asserts that:For liberals, the problem is her "pragmatic" approach to civil liberties and support for Bush policies.
Palley asserts that but for UDI, "Beadle would have been remembered as a Commonwealth chief justice who upheld individual liberty".
They assert that mind exists for the historian and that matter exists for the natural scientist.
Next, we may assert that, which implies that for any, there exist positive constants and such that (214).
But Mr. Wolfowitz asserted that for many years he had advocated diplomatic pressure on the North Korean government.
