The phrase "and assumptions in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing theories, frameworks, or contexts that involve certain beliefs or expectations.
Example: "The study explores the theories and assumptions in a broader context of social behavior."
Alternatives: "and beliefs within a" or "and premises in a".
In writing a scenario, first state variables and assumptions in an abbreviated form.
In this post we offer some observations on the debate, as well as its rhetoric and assumptions, in an effort to bring some clarity to the topic, identify the important issues and resolve at least some of them.
Findings are discussed in light of a critical exploration of the construction of problematics and assumptions in the literature.
Elisabeth de Bièvre challenges this view and its assumptions in a radical new account.
Relying on formulas and assumptions provided in an amicus brief supporting petitioners, he stresses that the CTEA creates a copyright term worth 99.8% of the value of a perpetual copyright.
Rather, it attempts to contribute to an academic understanding of territorialization as an important contemporary phenomenon and explore various scenarios of possible spatial reconsideration and development, under varying assumptions, in a manner that allows them to qualify most closely with practices that might be inferred to as belonging to the culture production of territorial space.
As project deliverables, students develop suitable documentation and reports supporting design assumptions, in a manner sufficient for bidding.
Again, since the whole revolves, palpably and by assumption, in a circle, and since it has been shown that outside the farthest circumference there is neither void nor place, from these grounds also it will follow necessarily that the heaven is spherical.
With an Italian background, from a culture of food, as biologist and one time theatre producer, to me it makes sense to work with a research group that has the courage to break many taboos and re-discuss academic assumptions in an open and innovative way.
Glazer, a chronic re-assessor, questioned his assumptions in a 1970 reissue of the book and after.
