"further assert" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to state or declare something with additional or stronger emphasis or conviction. Example: In response to the criticism, the company's spokesperson went on to further assert their commitment to transparency and accountability in all their business practices.
They further assert that Rockwell single-handedly turned high art into an everyday experience.
The Administrators further assert that Jobron, provides the reasonable interpretation to Miss.Code Ann.
On appeal, the defendants-appellees further assert that Mr. Conley did not deny having actual knowledge of the plan's procedures.
The submission will further assert that Canada owns the Lomonosov Ridge, an undersea mountain range between Ellesmere Island, Canada's most northern landmass, and Russia's inhospitable east Siberian coast.
The Fourteenth Conference of the Parties (COP14) to the Convention on Biodiversity, held between 17-29 November in Egypt, gives leaders a chance to further assert the role of indigenous peoples.
And the court cited T.C.I.'s knowledge of the hedging voting policies of these banks to further assert that T.C.I. could likely influence the banks voting of these hedged shares by entering into swaps with banks with more favorable policies.
Granddaughter Judith Finch further asserted that Denniston "is completely misrepresented.
The report further asserts that Rwandan mineral traders are helping to fund the insurgency.
As he enthuses about directing, Slattery's clipped Boston accent further asserts itself.
Kelly goes further, asserting that stop-and-frisk protects, rather than oppresses, the African-American community.
The report further asserted that this treatment was disproportionately meted out in black and Hispanic neighborhoods.
