The phrase "assertions in support of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing claims or statements that back up a particular argument or position.
Example: "The lawyer presented several assertions in support of her client's innocence during the trial."
Alternatives: "claims backing" or "statements in favor of".
It contained several assertions in support of its case that the rule "would have serious, adverse effects on our ability to manage our risks and address the needs of our clients, and on market liquidity and economic growth".
Indeed, one of the assertions in support of this premise derives from the study of oxidative stress related to genotoxicity, recently published by Green [35]; oxidative DNA modifications displayed a negative linear correlation with nuclear GSH.
Some dubious assertions are offered in support of this excoriation, not least that Cuban health care is "as good as, or better than, the average in America".
We take issue with Allen and colleagues' characterization of empirical evidence in the field of ecology, and we question the strength of evidence they present in support of prosecutorial assertions levied against scientists and science communicators.
In support of these assertions, they cited polling carried out by the Aryana Institute for Regional Research and Advocacy.
In support of these assertions, we observed exceedingly low concentrations of U and Th radionuclides in unfiltered produced fluids from Marcellus Shale (Tables 1 and 2; see also Supplemental Material, "Uranium absent").
Here are a few points in support of that assertion.
In support of this assertion, and to encourage good practice, we offer a set of guiding principles for data within scholarly literature, another dataset, or any other research object.
Nonetheless, party leaders rallied to Mr. Malema's defense in the current case, testifying in support of his assertion that the "Shoot the Boer" refrain was a metaphorical call to defeat apartheid, not a literal incitement to violence.
One lawsuit against Mr. Gottlieb over disputed legal fees was cited in the article in support of an assertion that Mr. Gottlieb has had trouble getting law firms to represent him more than once.
