The phrase "alternately assuming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where two or more states or conditions are taken in turns or considered one after the other.
Example: "In the experiment, the researchers were alternately assuming different variables to see how they affected the outcome."
Alternatives: "taking turns assuming" or "alternatively considering".
The player alternately assumes the roles of the human Master Chief and the alien Arbiter in a 26th-century conflict between the human United Nations Space Command and genocidal Covenant.
"I was trying to pick up on the way that cops talk, the way they alternately comfort and assume authority in a situation and also manipulate in certain ways," he said.
As an example, assuming the true Col-0 genome size is 130 Mbp, the model alternately tries several sizes for each repeat in Col-0 in turn, then calculating the modeled genome size for each accession.
Solutions u ( 2 m ) + and u ( 2 m ) −, m = ( M + 1 ) / 2 = N / 2, are assumed to change the sign alternately on the sub-spans.
I assume you have spent the past two years alternately licking the wounds I inflicted on your person and burning your collection of utterly unacceptable three-quarter-length trousers and you realise now you've developed a taste for the pain.
While Ms. Pascal alternately wept and raged about the violation, Mr. Lynton assumed the more detached manner that had served him well in the publishing world.
In two recent essays, Vivian Gornick's eminent critical voice has assumed a new inflection: that of feminist oracle, alternately pleased and appalled by the landscape she surveys.
By Michelle Orange May 29, 2015 In two recent essays, Vivian Gornick's eminent critical voice has assumed a new inflection: that of feminist oracle, alternately pleased and appalled by the landscape she surveys.
In the model, energetic CH3+ ions and CH3 radicals are incident on the surface alternately, and for the radicals on the surface, it is assumed that only the atoms receiving enough energy to overcome the surface barrier enter the solid.
The rawness of his pieces -- they seem slashed, partly smashed and grittily ancient -- has nothing to do with the alternately parched or frozen earth near Bozeman, as some admirers have assumed.
