The phrase "assertions again" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to previously made statements or claims that are being reiterated or emphasized.
Example: "In the meeting, she reiterated her assertions again to ensure everyone understood her position."
Alternatives: "claims once more" or "statements again".
Judge Stein dismissed the complaint with prejudice, meaning the plaintiffs cannot raise their assertions again.
One of the most persistent assertions, again arising from information provided by Mr. Chalabi's Iraqi National Congress, is that Mr. Hijazi was dispatched by Mr. Hussein in 1998 to meet with Osama bin Laden and offer him and his supporters in Al Qaeda a safe haven in Iraq.
Critiquing her preposterous assertions again is a fool's errand, but here goes anyway.
Sir John Vickers, who led the coalition government's Independent Commission on Banking (ICB), made the assertion again last week when Threadneedle Street issued new guidelines on capital which concluded that the system (largely) had amassed enough capital.
Woods repeated his Friday assertion, saying again, "I'm right in the ballgame".
For this assertion, Mr.Romney again relies on the N.F.I.B., and a recent analysis by the accounting firm Ernst & Young, commissioned jointly by the Independent Community Bankers of America, the N.F.I.B., the S Corporation Association, and the United States Chamber of Commerce.
Those cruelties echoing in Westminster Hall were a silent rebuff to Pope Benedict's curiously ahistorical assertion made again on this visit, that atheism is to blame for the Nazi and Communist horrors of the 20th century, as if belief in God were any protection against monstrous human tyrannies.
Ignoring for the moment how one would know what the Muslim world is thinking, such an assertion is, again, patently false.
In a follow up DNAinfo piece published this week, featured in their "Crime and Mayhem" section, Frost doubled down on the gang assertion and again quoted extensively from police sources.
They added: "Until such time as the ministry had demonstrated that it had taken steps to ensure that false assertions were never again made in a [Public Interest Immunity] certificate and schedule, it would, in the court's view, be incumbent on the courts to approach the content of any such documents from the ministry with very considerable caution".
Again, assertion is the paradigmatic constative type, if not the constative type itself.
