The phrase "assertion to another" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing the transfer or comparison of claims or statements between parties.
Example: "In a debate, one participant's assertion to another can lead to a deeper understanding of differing viewpoints."
Alternatives: "claim to another" or "statement to another".
Another victim made a similar assertion to a newspaper writer.
Person B is using the assertion to prove the assertion.
The assertion itself is untranslatable to another culture.
The combination of anarchy, ruthless self-help, and power-maximizing behaviour by all states leads to another realist assertion: in such an environment "war is normal," as a leading realist theoretician, the American political scientist Kenneth Waltz, claimed.
104 pp. Australians can occasionally respond to another's assertion with the idiomatic, somewhat déclassé exclamation, "Bloody oath, mate!" This expression can be roughly translated as "of course!," "absolutely!," "I agree with you totally," and so on, with the proviso that it also implies one would have to be malicious or idiotic to think any differently.
This is so far removed from the temper of our age that the book stands as an immensely valuable assertion of another approach to criticism.
13 The study also adds weight to the assertion by another study 14 that the absence of financial incentives within previous quality improvement strategies may have partially explained the failure of such strategies to lead to actual improvements in quality of care.
Despite Mr. Trump's contention — which, like his assertions about Japan, harks back to another era — many economists say they believe the renminbi is overvalued, not undervalued.
For example, there are 2710 total added assertions from a GO BP term to another GO BP term, and 94 nonredundant nonalignments were identified from these assertions.
Terrence A. Duffy, executive chairman of the CME Group, told lawmakers that MF Global had used $175 million in customer funds to lend from one arm of the firm to another - an assertion that, on its face, may not be illegal - and that Mr. Corzine had known about it.
