The phrase "assertion through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of making a statement or claim by means of a particular method or medium.
Example: "The researcher made an assertion through the data collected during the study."
Alternatives: "claim via" or "statement through".
"The administration's war on leaks to the press though the use of secret subpoenas against news organisations, its assertion through prosecution that leaking classified documents to the press is espionage or aiding the enemy; and its increased limitations on access to information that is inthe public interest – all thwart a free and open discussion necessary to a democracy".
Then they'll smirk into the lens like Yeah, that shut you brainiacs up not accounting for the fact that OF COURSE NOBODY IS GOING TO RESPOND TO YOUR DUMB ASSERTION THROUGH THE CAMERA, THAT IS NOT THE WAY THAT CAMERAS WORK.
We have verified this assertion through comparative wound healing studies based on the assessment of scar tissue formation and analysis of the TGF-beta and ß-Catenin signalling pathways connected to the extent of scar tissue formation, using a conventional laser and mechanical surgical tools as references.
The authors supported this assertion through additional work in the Colα1(I r/r mouse.
Since OWL describes the semantics of the data, EvoOnt (1) is easily extendible, (2) can be processed with many existing tools, and (3) allows to derive assertions through its inherent Description Logic reasoning capabilities.
But nowhere do we meet with the grimly powerful aphorisms found in "Jarhead" — for instance, the assertion that "through profanity and disgrace" the grunt "has communicated the truth of his being".
That assertion, delivered through tears to a group of reporters and photographers, only raised the question of who was watching the children during the hour between the end of day care and the boy's death.
The remaining assertion goes through in a similar way to the corresponding part of Theorem 2.4.
But McGee has taken it upon herself to make the case less through assertion or argument than through anecdote and appeal to authority: she goes into great detail about individual deals and personnel moves, and regularly quotes grand old men of the banking industry when they say something she agrees with.
Despite the inhumane conditions in which they lived, the state boys, through countless small acts of self-assertion, and through the enduring friendships they formed with one another, refused to accept the state's categorization of them as anything less than fully human.
The novel now proceeds through assertion.
