The phrase "analysis assumed that this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific analysis is being discussed, particularly in academic or research writing.
Example: "The analysis assumed that this variable would remain constant throughout the study."
Alternatives: "the analysis presupposed that this" or "the analysis inferred that this".
Although market access patterns may shift in the future, we did not attempt to anticipate those changes and, for the purpose of this analysis, assumed that the geographic patterns of market access will not change in the future.
Moreover, this analysis assumed that the achievement of SVR was equivalent to a permanent cure of patients, which could overestimate the benefits of therapies.
This first analysis assumed that the association between the Ang-2/Ang-1 rando and the risk of septic shock development presented a graded relation.
Finally, the analysis assumed that the unobserved patient characteristics in this study did not directly influence the observed relationship between treatment-effect and baseline characteristics.
Note that all SSB concentrations, given here, are those for the tetramer unless indicated otherwise, and data analysis assumes that this is the only SSB species.
This analysis assumes that the codon bias is time-invariant within this subset of rodents.
This analysis assumes that the expansion would be structured to "wrap" the new services around the existing emergency and pregnancy-related services, thus maintaining federal matching dollars for the episodic services currently provided to undocumented residents.
A direct band gap (r = 0.5) was selected for this analysis assuming that the electronic properties of soot are dominated by the molecular structure of the PAHs.
This analysis assumes that the tortuosity coefficient is equal to 1.
For simplicity, this analysis assumes that the excess money will be spent to reduce foreign debt of Ukraine rather than a recycling back of revenues to consumers.
