The phrase "asserting that the study" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the conclusions or claims made in a research study or academic paper.
Example: "The researchers are asserting that the study provides significant evidence for the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "claiming that the study" or "stating that the study".
Haysom asserts that the study on which the PAC report was based focused "on the very early days of this new service".
First he asserted that the study was of very poor scientific quality, for no reason other than that we came to a conclusion he didn't like – that cannabis was not as harmful as alcohol.
When Davis and colleagues assert that the study is significantly underpowered because it is only sparsely sampling brain activity once every 45s - this reflects a significant misunderstanding of the methods used in the study and the SNR benefits of our approach.
In relation to consumer awareness, we can assert that the studied sample is very conscious, presenting high scores for attitudes towards environment.
Threats to external validity compromise the confidence in asserting that the results of the study can be generalized to and between individuals, settings, and under the temporal perspective.
There was a recent study asserting that the average amount of work done by an Egyptian bureaucrat was thirteen minutes a day.
He asserted that the states' study of the proposed settlement found flaws that made his decision to oppose it "a no-brainer," particularly in light of "Microsoft's repeated history of violating court orders and rules".
Dr. Mertz asserts that the new study is the first to examine data from the most difficult math competitions for young people, including the USA and International Mathematical Olympiads for high school students, and the Putnam Mathematical Competition for college undergraduates.
Supporters of the proposed $1.4 billion Jets stadium project on the West Side issued a study yesterday asserting that the stadium -- which would also serve as an exhibition hall and a locus of a possible 2012 Olympics -- would encourage new housing, shops and office buildings in the area.
Subsequent studies have disputed this, asserting that the particles are actually gold-aggregates or pure gold nanoparticles [11 16, 6].
