The phrase "assertion is clear" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that a statement or claim is easily understood and unambiguous.
Example: "After reviewing the evidence, I can confidently say that the assertion is clear and well-supported by the data."
Alternatives: "claim is evident" or "statement is unmistakable".
The assertion is clear: the public thoroughfare in front of a building, belongs to the building's occupant, even when it is not being used.
(ii2) The first assertion is clear.
The assertion is clear provided that (a > 0).
The assertion is clear for n = 0. Assume that for a given integer n ≥ 1, the function ( x, t ) → x 2 − α G n − 1 ( x, t ) is continuous on [ 0, 1 ] × [ 0, 1 ].
Proof (i) The assertion is clear for n = 0. Assume that inequality in (i) holds for some n ≥ 0, then by using (3.2) and (1.11), we obtain G n + 1 ( x, t ) ≤ α q n ∫ 0 1 G ( x, r ) G ( r, t ) q ( r ) d r ≤ α q n + 1 G ( x, t ).
The assertion is clear for 1-leaf trees.
Republicans scoff at such an assertion, but it is clear that, veto or signature, Mr. Rowland's decision will cost him some political capital.
"I should add that I was surprised and disappointed by the Court's assertion that 'it is clear that other jurisdictions rarely admit artistic work against criminal defendant where those works are insufficiently tethered to the crime.' This is simply inaccurate," Nielson, who's been personally involved in many of these cases, said.
I decide I will broach the delicate subject with Fraser about how I've seen shows that assert the sexuality of differently-abled persons, which needs asserting and reasserting, but that also spend a lot of time in that self-evident assertion, which ultimately is clear early in the show and therefore..
It hardly justified the Minister's assertion that: "What is clear is that lead in petrol is not likely to be responsible for high blood lead levels in children".
He distinguishes between telling and making an assertion, and argues that in certain cases the implication of my assertion "is sufficiently clear that I can be said to have told you this" (Faulkner 2013, 3102) even if I did not assert this.
