The phrase "and cannot be assumed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something should not be taken for granted or accepted without evidence or proof.
Example: "The results of the experiment are significant, but the conclusions drawn from them are complex and cannot be assumed."
Alternatives: "and should not be taken for granted" or "and cannot be presumed".
In the spent nuclear fuel reprocessing, solutions of actinides and lanthanides are concentrated and cannot be assumed as ideal ones.
Results are not statistically valid and cannot be assumed to reflect the views of Washington Post users as a group or the general population.
True moral education encourages critical thinking and cannot be assumed to promote virtuous behavior any more than education about economics can be assumed to promote thrift.
The authorities only allowed its publication after the book's illustrator, Parviz Eghbali, convinced them that the depictions were "unique in their kind and cannot be assumed to resemble anyone".
Arguments here build upon the idea that that knowledge is limited, and cannot be assumed to serve the interests of everyone equally.
Although the video material analyzed for 8 10 May comprises only 35 min and cannot be assumed to be representative for the complete 2nd explosive stage, our findings indicate that the increased mass flux during 8 10 May compared to 4 May was to considerable extent manifested in approximately five times higher number of pulses per unit time.
The dimensions of education and learning, abuse and violence, leisure and play, social capital, information and participation, cannot be assumed either to be unimportant, or to be adequately measured in U5MR.
However, equivalence between TTE and TEE cannot be assumed, and limits of comparability should be recognized.
Findings suggest that variance in attitudes is inherent within and between countries and thus cannot be assumed to be standardized.
However, adults and children have distinct physical activity patterns and types of behaviours and it cannot be assumed that these measurement tools will capture the range of important correlates specific to children's activities.
"We recognize that people change and societal structures change, and it cannot be assumed that everybody just naturally takes to the idea of a marriage".
