The phrase "assertion carried out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the execution or implementation of a statement or claim, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The assertion carried out during the experiment was validated by the results obtained."
Alternatives: "claim executed" or "statement implemented".
In support of these assertions, they cited polling carried out by the Aryana Institute for Regional Research and Advocacy.
The series of events, he said, seems to support the United States government's assertion that the killings were carried out by one person.
Kassaye's defence rested on his assertion that the raid was carried out "by someone remarkably like him", but he was identified by Ms Ehnar.
The president's assertion that the attack was carried out by Al Qaeda, as opposed to Somali insurgents accused of having ties to it, could not be independently confirmed.
Several details in the article, including the assertion that the program was carried out by former CIA officers and relied on funding not controlled by Congress, were disputed by officials within the White House, State Department and Congress.
Editors' Note: July 27, 2002, Saturday A front-page article on Monday reported an Iranian defector's assertion that the Iranian government carried out the bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires in 1994, which killed 85 people, and paid President Carlos Saúl Menem $10 million to cover up Iran's involvement.
A front-page article on Monday reported an Iranian defector's assertion that the Iranian government carried out the bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires in 1994, which killed 85 people, and paid President Carlos Saúl Menem $10 million to cover up Iran's involvement.
For months American officials have tried to corroborate Saudi assertions that a Shiite group carried out the bombing.
Noujaim and Amer's documentary will apparently question the assertion that hackers associated with North Korea carried out the attack in response to the studio's plan to release The Interview, Seth Rogen's satirical comedy about a plot to assassinate the country's leader, Kim Jong-un.
In this sense, in order to prove this assertion the following simple workflow was carried out considering the conformations generated by each previously mentioned program (including CORINA) for each chemical dataset: 8640 two-linear algebraic indices (Additional file 1: Table S9) were computed.
