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The phrase "asserts it will be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a statement or claim made by someone or something about a future event or condition.
Example: "The company asserts it will be launching the new product by the end of the year."
Alternatives: "claims it will be" or "states it will be".
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And if history is any indicator, he asserts, it will be far cheaper than now expected.
When the key claim limitations are properly interpreted, BN thus asserts, it will be clear that Amazon is not likely to succeed on the merits of its infringement claim, or that BN has succeeded in calling the validity of the '411 patent into serious question.
For this and other reasons Marx asserts it will be desirable to discard this norm when a higher phase of communist society is attained.
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It simply means that we need to stop looking for magic bullets in education, remember that opportunities exist in the unlikeliest of places, and that life, despite our wishes otherwise, is never as neat and tidy as many assert it will be.
Barrick asserts that it "will be part of our strategy going forward".
The company asserts that it will be profitable once it reaches scale but there is little reason to believe this.
But if they plummet in the division or if he never asserts himself, it will be interesting to see if that patience turns to anxiety.
The pitch for the new platform asserts that it will be "truly scalable" and easy and fast to code on, giving start-ups and businesses the power to use blockchain technology.
My ex requests that I only parent on "my time" and asserts that it will be better for us if we don't question what goes on at the other ones house on the other ones time.
"As far as we are concerned most of us this summer are going to Cape Cod," Daniel E. Sayre, chair of the aeronautical engineering department, says, going on to assert that it will be another quarter century before a lunar trip is humanly possible.
What I did leave out last week was the predictable reaction of pro-war advocates and pundits who now, of course, assert that it will be another six months until we can accurately judge the war in Afghanistan.
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