The phrase "assertion of real" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey a claim or statement about something that is genuine or true, but it is incomplete without additional context.
Example: "The assertion of real evidence in the debate strengthened her argument significantly."
Alternatives: "claim of authenticity" or "statement of truth".
While an analytic reflective judgment only asserts logical relations between concepts, a synthetic reflective judgment involves the assertion of real relationships between concepts and objects.
It works hard to make you feel good, as is to be expected, even as it maintains a strong sense of moral indignation that comes close to an assertion of real politics.
On the other hand, significant intellectual effort is required in any given field to understand the illusory nature of such explanations and the manner in which they obstruct the identification and assertion of real issues.
But in reality any arms deal with Moscow will be more in the way of political cover for the Egyptian military's continuing dependence on the US than an assertion of real independence.
He sought to replace it with a doctrine of remanence (remaining)—"This is very bread after the consecration"—combined with an assertion of the Real Presence in a noncorporeal form.
Our systematic review and meta-analysis confirm this assertion of under prescribing of real-word warfarin (median ~ 49%); however, it also suggested that warfarin utilization has been increasing somewhat over time.
If the accusation that global warming is an example of politicised ideology masked as science is met with indignant assertions of the absolute objectivity of "real" science, there is a risk of blinding oneself to uncomfortable questions regarding the subtle and not-so-subtle ways in which the idea of pure truth, untrammelled by human interests, is elusive.
But one point I make in that essay is that the assertion of ominous geostrategic logic is, and always has been, the impatient man's alternative to the ambiguities of real conduct, and a shortcut to an appearance of expertise.
"This is a real change in the assertion of presidential power".
This was a stunning assertion of the primacy of social conservatism over terribly real security challenges.
It is just a coincidence that I'm reading Stacy Schiff's biography of Cleopatra now and trying unsuccessfully to believe her assertion that the real consort of Julius Caesar was not as beautiful as Taylor.
