The phrase "a possible assumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a hypothesis or a belief that may or may not be true, often in analytical or academic contexts.
Example: "Based on the available data, we can make a possible assumption about the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a potential assumption" or "a plausible assumption".
A possible assumption is that new IN activation occurs only if the temperature decreases at a certain grid point.
A possible assumption that the flapping could be created by a wake travelling away from a fast flow in the current sheet is rejected.
Since 3.2 Å represents the distance of a hydrogen bond and no proton is expected to associate with OE2 of Glu453 and OE1 of Glu406 under the crystallization pH 7.5, a possible assumption might be that Glu406 in the PDE9Q453E mutant locally sequesters a hydrogen atom and thus exists in the protonated form.
These results question a possible assumption that activity levels change as LBP symptoms resolve, and also the potential role that physical activity plays in LBP recovery.
As the kinetic properties of these transporters and their interactions with nucleoside are still not clear, a possible assumption is that transporters were more active at 4.0 mg/L.
As the distribution of deliveries is not remarkably different between 37 and 41 WOP and as the rate of deliveries is even lower in California between 41+0/7 and 41+6/7 (Table 2), it is a possible assumption that the early starting of fetal monitoring in BW could play an important role.
The patient safety culture domains and subcategories in this study pertaining to the two professional groups should not be interpreted as an exhaustive list of all possible assumptions, values and norms.
Nonetheless, when applying such frameworks in drug development, a careful consideration and quantitative evaluation of all possible assumptions is of critical importance.
Rather than taking in examples of types annotated by human neuroanatomists, we instead start with the weakest possible assumption in an attempt to algorithmically discover this structure.
The simplest possible assumption is essentially an assumption of non-interaction (statistical independence).
The strength of this comprehensive analysis is that it looks directly at the epigenetic and transcriptional state of enhancers rather than relying on a possible erroneous assumption that enhancers regulate the nearest genes.
