The phrase "assertive design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to design principles that emphasize confidence, clarity, and decisiveness in visual or functional aspects.
Example: "The new product features an assertive design that stands out in a crowded market, making a bold statement about its capabilities."
Alternatives: "confident design" or "bold design".
Many of the designs, assertive and brightly colored, originated in nomadic cultures and were meant to be clearly readable from a distance.
De Gaulle could now embark on an assertive foreign policy, designed to restore what he called France's grandeur; he could indulge in such luxuries as blocking Britain's entry into the Common Market, ejecting North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO) forces from France, lecturing the Americans on their involvement in Vietnam, and traveling to Canada to call for a "free Quebec".
Specialized interventions, such as police and jail diversion, mental health courts, specialized probation, forensic assertive community treatment, designed to engage justice-involved persons with serious mental illnesses, have expanded over the past two decades.
"With each illustration of partisan gridlock and each indication of federal, and also state, unreliability, metros are becoming more ambitious in their design, more assertive in their advocacy, more expansive in their reach".
The incorrect assumption is that this is a new phase of Xi's more assertive global foreign policy designed to challenge the U.S.-led international economic order.
Turkey scores lowest in the OECD for rigid product-market regulation and it comes 55th in the World Bank's rankings for ease of doing business.The Turks are comingWith the economy weakening, Mr Erdogan's assertive foreign policy was partly designed to shore up support at home.
As collectors and tastemakers warm up to the idea of green design, Eek's quietly assertive work should find a growing audience.
One of the earliest design emblems of the newly assertive South Korea was Hodori, the mascot of the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, which was a tiger, a familiar animal in Korean folklore, sporting a sangmo hat traditionally worn by peasant musicians.
In Norway, no effect was found for assertive outreach, although with a non-randomised design, the results could have been biased [ 13].
