The phrase "asserting the importance of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing the significance or value of a particular idea, concept, or issue in your writing.
Example: "In her speech, she was asserting the importance of education in shaping future leaders."
Alternatives: "emphasizing the significance of" or "highlighting the value of".
Reminding stakeholders of the measures of success can be important in asserting the importance of one's role and value in a negotiation.
But that did not stop lawyers representing hacking victims from asserting the importance of the communication.
"We need to take advantage of that and become more tenacious in asserting the importance of this kind of music.
Among those in the vanguard of asserting the importance of Chile in Darwin's thinking is Alvaro Fischer, director of the Foundation for Science and Evolution in Santiago.
Building on the theory of social representations, and some new lines of work asserting the importance of mundane components of the tourist experience, the aims of the study are to categorise and interpret Chinese tourists' online visual representations of an Australian iconic landscape: the Great Ocean Road.
But, above all, it's about celebrating and asserting the importance of the local pub at a time when bland chain bars are becoming an increasingly common (and dull) part of the landscape and Camra research has shown that 26 British pubs close their doors forever each month, depriving many communities of their social hub.
Croce and undoubtedly the political situation in Italy in 1917 played a role in this was anxious to assert the importance of art for humanity, and his assertion of it is full of feeling.
In both examples, the authors assert the importance of their proposed research by using the positive evaluative words such as "important", "powerful", "significant", "worthwhile" and "imperative", thereby attempting to convince the reader that the research field is justified on account of its prominence.
