The phrase "assertion level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to logic, programming, or any field where levels of certainty or claims are being discussed.
Example: "The assertion level of the hypothesis must be evaluated before proceeding with the experiment."
Alternatives: "claim level" or "certainty level".
We consider the statics of these attitudes both at the assertion level, i.e., ranging over propositions, and at the practition2 level, i.e., ranging over actions, as well as the dynamics of these attitudes, i.e., how they change over time.
The set of allowed classes at the superclass level (the one-member set chlorinated hydrocarbon metabolism) should subsume the set of allowed classes at the base-assertion level (the one-member set 1,3-dichloro-2-propanol metabolism).
The remaining four nonalignments are analogous to the example seen in Figure 4, in which the subject and object terms should not be aligned; rather, the third type of resolution should be undertaken, in which an object term should be added to the higher-level assertion such that the lower-level assertion is subsumed, as seen in Figure 5.
Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, attacked the report as "simplistic" and being built on "false assertions" about levels of spending received by schools.
Zinke's assertion that the level of human contribution is unknown, despite the near unanimous opinions of climate scientists who say it's overwhelming, didn't help.
For the founders, protecting the freedom of religious belief was, first and foremost, an empirical assertion, on the level of the "self-evident" assertion of human equality.
I don't have the kind of pedigree that Sheryl has, nor do I have her chutzpah and the internal freedom to exercise assertion to the level I suspect she does.
In this paper, we describe the system-level assertion language and explain the corresponding synthesis method in our object-oriented system-level synthesis methodology; however the concept can be applied to any system-level design methodology with modifications to assertion types and synthesis method.
Sellars therefore rejects the "layer-cake" view that there are three distinct levels of assertion in the empirical sciences: observation level claims of particular fact, empirical generalizations using the observation vocabulary, and, finally, claims using a theoretical vocabulary which function to systematize the empirical generalizations.
In this direction a system-level assertion language is defined.
