The phrase "assertion of ones" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity, as it should specify what "ones" refers to, such as "one's beliefs" or "one's rights."
Example: "The assertion of one's rights is crucial in a democratic society."
Alternatives: "declaration of one's" or "statement of one's".
In addition, the attempts at definitions vary, depending on the theoretical approach: In the context of developmental psychological theories, for example, emphasis is placed on adjusting social competences to social standards and rules, while the assertion of one's own interests is more strongly stressed within the framework of clinical psychological approaches (Kanning 2005).
This means hatred of difference, spreading fear, inflexible uniformity, the assertion of one kind of citizenship over another, a puritanical stifling of joy.
China controlled its own massive display of books, artwork and authors at the fair, including even books from Taiwan, to underline its assertion of "One China".
"True personal sexual liberation, the assertion of one's right to pleasure and sexual choice is a process... in which the veil, for me, occupied a real place".
It is an act of will, and, even when done as an adult, more an assertion of one's own identity and self-estimation than an appraisal of the particular merits of a person or thing.
Any of a variety of short green‐leafed plants cultivated at staggering expense and labor in the front of the house as an assertion of one's neatness, diligence, property love and wealth.
It's a highly readable history of the conflict, which began with so haphazard a decision to intervene that Feifer gives credence to the assertion of one general staff officer that "no one ever actually ordered the invasion of Afghanistan".
The story touts the assertion of one disaffected town resident that by granting a drainage easement to the purchaser, the residential building count for the property increased by 11 units.
Both national identities cannot be true at the same time, and therein lies the problem: the assertion of one identity undercuts the legitimacy of the other.
Whereas just about everybody agrees with Freud that motivation is about psychic energy, I think it is about the assertion of one's core values.
