The phrase "an implicit assumption of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an underlying belief or understanding that is not explicitly stated but is taken for granted in a particular context.
Example: "The study is based on an implicit assumption of equal access to resources among all participants."
Alternatives: "a hidden belief in" or "an unspoken premise of".
Establishing stationarity is expedient for an implicit assumption of a geostatistical calculation in the current study.
Finally, game-theoretic work challenges an implicit assumption of the jury theorem, namely that voters will always reveal their judgments truthfully.
That is certainly an implicit assumption of much philosophical and legal discussion: punishment can of course be justified, and the theorists' task is to establish and explicate that justification.
Because of an implicit assumption of small deformations, this class of methods would fail to normalize images with large deformation, resulting in folding, shearing, and tearing of neighboring structures in the original image upon non-linear transformation.
Second, based upon an implicit assumption of migration as a momentous event, it has placed great emphasis on identifying the positive or negative impact of geographical separation with insufficient attention to revealing 'situational' factors mediating the impact.
It is shown that the model is capable of predicting the feed surface concentration once the operating conditions are fixed and does not make an implicit assumption of constant feed surface concentration.
The standard measure of inpatient activity, a treated patient, incorporates an implicit assumption about homogeneity of quality of care and other attributes.
Thus, we can evaluate whether social cognition and physical cognition develop independently (an implicit assumption in much of comparative psychology; e.g. Call & Tomasello, 2008; Herrmann et al., 2007).
The use of the Euler-Lagrange equations contains an implicit assumption that the numbers of unbleached molecules n(t) at the beginning and end of the experiment are fixed.
When analysing correlation coefficients and drawing conclusions on the general performance of a scoring function, there is an implicit assumption that the set of decoys considered provides a representative (independent and identically distributed, i.i.d).i.d
There is an implicit assumption that remittance behavior of migrants depend on the permanent or temporary character of migration.
