The phrase "categorically assert" is both grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is used as a way to emphatically convey that something is true without a doubt. For example: "I can categorically assert that this is the best decision for our company going forward."
[n11] [p30] Whether English courts-martial before 1789 exercised jurisdiction over charges preferred after separation from service cannot be categorically asserted in view of the paucity of cases.
In an interview with Deutsche Welle's Zhanna Nemtsova, Johnson categorically asserts Porton Down informed him the nerve agent came from Russia.
de Vignemont (2011) has also challenged the claim that disownership experiences occur; indeed, she too categorically asserts that there is "no evidence" to support such claims.
4. Martin (2009, 67) categorically asserts that Boethius had no direct knowledge of Stoic logic when developing the notion of hypothetical syllogism, even though his use of some of the classic Stoic examples suggests at least some kind of indirect influence. 5.
However, because Eusebius nowhere categorically asserts that he has read the letters (he only says that he has compiled them ) and as moderns are disinclined to take him at his word, some, like Pohlsander, posit that Eusebius did not get the tale from the letters, and drew it instead from oral rumors.
While we didn't quite see enough to be able to assert categorically that it will be acclaimed as a classic like its predecessors, it certainly represents a considerable change-up, while oozing an irresistible level of charm.
This time, they are using a new IAEA report to assert categorically that Iran is building a nuclear weapon that allegedly poses a major threat to the U.S.
Citing the 1803 landmark case of Marbury v. Madison, Toobin asserts categorically that this "is not how it works".
He never asserted categorically that government for and of the people must, or even can, work.
When Mr. Todd asserted quite categorically that Senator Barack Obama would not win Montana and North Dakota, Mr. Brokaw, a native of South Dakota and a veteran of the 2000 election-night fiascos, reprimanded his younger colleague.
