The phrase "amounts assumed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing financial figures, estimates, or calculations that are taken for granted or accepted without verification.
Example: "The final report included the amounts assumed for each category of expenses, which were based on previous years' data."
Alternatives: "estimated figures" or "assumed values".
So banks have taken to asking for wild amounts, assuming they will get only a small slice.
The listed jackpot amounts assume an annuity, which is the actual size of the pot (the lump sum prize) plus the future value spread out over the 30 annual payments.
As Helga Eggebø notes, it is ironic that while the new income requirement was intended to incentivize more resident spouses to be independent of their families' support, the same rule - by not including incoming spouses' income in the tally of the required amount – assumed the latter to be dependent on their already resident partners (Eggebø, 2010, p. 304).
Because iron is harder to absorb from plants, experts suggest vegetarians get twice the recommended amount (assuming the source is food).
The expression of housekeeping genes generally serves as a reference for mRNA amount, assuming that it remains stable under pathophysiological and experimental conditions.
That amount assumes that the United States keeps 75,000 troops in Iraq as a stabilization force, but if more troops are required to quell continuing small rebellions, "the funding requirement would be much greater," the task force report said.
Furthermore, the idea that additional government spending, whether financed by taxation or borrowing, is bound to reduce private consumption by the same amount, assumes that no flow of additional income results from extra government spending.
In the end, Mr. Gore's and Mr. Bush's plans would reduce the surplus by an equivalent amount, assuming that they both got their way with Congress and kept all of their promises -- something that is of course unlikely.
Total investment amount assumes 4x multiplier for revolving loan fund based on findings from DeShazo et al. that a revolving loan fund capitalized with $50 million per year would quadruple the total investment and jobs compared to the same amount spent through a grants program.
