The phrase "asserts over" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts where one entity claims authority or dominance over another, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "The report asserts over the previous findings, suggesting a new interpretation of the data."
Alternatives: "claims authority over" or "exerts influence over".
Baker asserts, over and over again, that even if everyone runs, we are never truly alone.
He cited other issues as well, including the control the International Olympic Committee asserts over rights and media access, NBC's seemingly scattershot scheduling of Olympic matches on its ancillary networks and, of course, the risk of injury to its best players.
Larry Gerbrandt of Media Valuation Partners, long-time media and advertising analyst, asserts, "Over the top television is perfect for an explosion of long tail content, niche content, and foreign language content.
Youth has to behave irreverently; it has to take drugs, because of its fundamental belief in its own immortality, which it needs to assert over and over again.
It was much easier simply to assert over and over again that only the "worst of the worst" were housed at Guantanamo.
A beautiful aristocratic woman trapped by marriage in a bourgeois provincial Norwegian community, Hedda struggles to assert over her existence some of her father's command and control.
Speculation abounds that James has already made a decision and intends — as one rival executive asserted over the weekend — to sign with the Chicago Bulls.
How screen performers must crave the command that Bowie asserted over his own transmutations, and envy the fruits that he plucked from new technology.
As for the stalls … well, I've heard many people assert over the years that the floor of the Empire slopes up towards the stage.
Pup's self-medicating was, I'd venture, a chemical extension of the control he asserted over every other aspect of his life.
"Our sense of self and memory," he continued, "has to be asserted over every competing memory of the past, because it was so traumatic and painful".
