The phrase "an assumption based on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a conclusion or belief that is derived from certain evidence or premises.
Example: "The scientist made an assumption based on the data collected during the experiment."
Alternatives: "a conclusion drawn from" or "a belief founded on".
Again, this is just an assumption, based on circumstantial evidence and the call of one analyst.
Although that's just an assumption based on a single image.
There's also an assumption, based on no particular evidence, that women, far more than men, will judge a designer product as inferior if its price seems too low.
"There was an assumption based on the music I liked, so Chris would try to set me up with Tinie Tempah or another black guest," she said.
A fair question in a way, or does it reveal an assumption based on my material: that I couldn't simply be a comedian doing an hour of pointed observational comedy.
I'm going to presuppose the following: a) God exists: an assumption based on the fact that writing a whole piece based on a rejection of the premise of the question would be gittish and boring.
In "Kennedy's Wars" (Oxford, 2000), the historian and strategist Lawrence Freedman maintains that despite anecdotal evidence of a desire for a withdrawal from Vietnam after the 1964 elections, it was "less of a definite decision than a working assumption, based on a hope for stability rather than an expectation of chaos".
This was a conservative assumption based on a study by Brenner and Arndt which estimated relative survival rates for localized/regional PCa that were above 100% as compared to the general population [ 9].
" Making an hasty assumption based on limited research about God or the Bible gets you nothing but the wrong truth.
We consider the rise time of about a week to be a reasonable assumption based on observations of infectious disease characteristics [ 8].
In models previously presented for reliability optimization of series-parallel systems, there is a restricting assumption based on which all components of a subsystem must be homogeneous.
