The phrase "agreed assumptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to shared beliefs or understandings that have been accepted by all parties involved in a discussion or agreement.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, let's clarify our agreed assumptions to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "mutual understandings" or "shared beliefs".
All the changes, except step 4, agreed with assumptions (A) and (B).
Second, since the objective of this study was to investigate the quality of the model rather than the assumptions on the genetic architecture, the data were simulated under a model that agreed with the assumptions of the statistical model.
We agree with assumption that solutions for food security must be holistic and must address issues such as food accessibility that filling the lack of attention to justice [64].
Some Shell shareholders have become increasingly doubtful about the BG deal, which was agreed on the assumption oil prices would recover to $90 a barrel by 2020.
"There is an assumption, agreed by English Heritage and the Church of England, that remains should be reburied - unless there is a clearly demonstrated research value to retaining them.
Christians and Platonists also agreed on the assumption that the first principle itself cannot be part of the natural world but must be a transcendent entity whose existence is wholly independent of and prior to this world, and upon which the world's existence wholly depends.
"So you are up there in the plane, I guess that's what I meant," I said before asking, "Do you know, what percentage of people in the Air Force are pilots, fly in the planes?" He agreed with my assumption that it must be a very small fraction, though he did not have any statistics.
We followed the recommendations given in the literature [ 30] and agreed with the assumption that dialogue among researchers is highly valuable within an open coding procedure [ 29].
These findings agreed with the assumption that plant materials contain more bitter compounds than animal tissues (Glendinning 1994; Wang et al. 2004) and supported the hypothesis that bitter tastants have driven the evolution of the Tas2r gene repertoire in vertebrate animals (Li and Zhang 2014).
