"intuitive assertion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe a hypothesis, belief, or opinion that is not based on any logical evidence or reasoning, but on a personal feeling. For example, "The intuitive assertion that eating kale will make you live longer is not historically supported."
Such psychological approaches range from very general, often merely intuitive assertions regarding human nature to complex analyses utilizing the concepts and techniques of modern psychology.
Such intuitive assertions are sufficient to specify, visualize and thus comprehend executable models and their parameters.
In case the counter-intuitive assertion that PACs are separate entities doesn't fly, Justice Kennedy adds another tenuous argument: "PACs are burdensome alternatives; they are expensive to administer and subject to extensive regulations".
Though Auriol's discussion stresses some experiences more than others, his basic point is that failing to identify such events as intuitive cognitions amounts to the assertion that "all things that appear, are" (Scriptum 3.14.697).
Since CEs occur over a much longer time period than natural disasters and epidemics, the conclusion that epidemics occur much more commonly during large-scale CEs than following natural disasters is intuitive; however, it is important to have data to support this assertion, which our paper clearly provides.
Causal assertions are encoded using Biological Expression Language (BEL), an intuitive language developed at Selventa that provides a framework for qualitative modeling of biological processes.
Given its intuitive roots, art most readily belongs to the "mysticism" category of Wiesel's assertion.
While Vilsack's assertion may resonate with many in the general public because it makes intuitive sense, it simply isn't true.
The idea is that if the intuitive validity of the inference is preserved, the proposed sentence can be accepted as being used for an indirect assertion.
