The phrase "asserts a full" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a statement or claim that fully supports or confirms a particular idea or argument.
Example: "The research paper asserts a full understanding of the complexities involved in climate change."
Alternatives: "claims a complete" or "affirms a thorough".
However, a speaker who utters such a sentence typically asserts a full proposition that completes the propositional radical that the sentence semantically expresses.
However, according to some views of this sort, a speaker who utters that sentence typically asserts a full proposition, such as the proposition that George is rich for a philosopher.
In three exceptionally large drawings, the Madonna breaks free of Ramírez's repeating lines and looms over us nearly life-size — the only figure to be so honored and the only one to assert a full-fledged personality.
Although neither judges, the parties, nor the adversary system performs perfectly in all cases, the requirement of determining whether the party against whom an estoppel is asserted had a full and fair opportunity to litigate is a most significant safeguard.
Community leaders assert that a fuller study would show that the station, which would be able to handle 5,200 tons of garbage daily, could pose dangers, like raising asthma rates in an area where such rates are already high.
Even more importantly, it did so by asserting a bold claim to full equality for gay and lesbian Americans, which is a significant development in the nation's rapidly moving consideration of the issue.
"Now the west is asserting itself as a full and equal political partner in the federation".
Thus, as we head into a period of dramatic climate-driven rearrangement of species distribution patterns, we assert that conserving a full spectrum different geology classes stratified across elevation zones and latitudes, may offer an approach to conservation that protects diversity under both current and future climates.
"Fox News Chairman & CEO Roger Ailes and all senior management are in full support of Bill O'Reilly," asserted a statement from the network.
MRC chief executive George Radda told ScienceNOW that he is "surprised and disappointed" by the report, which he asserts "is full of errors, misunderstanding, and misuse of information".
This scholarly man with a doctorate from Oxford University vigorously asserts that full-faced veiling has nothing to do with Islam.
