The phrase "are assumed equally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that multiple items or subjects are considered to have the same level of importance or likelihood.
Example: "In this study, all participants are assumed equally likely to succeed based on their initial assessments."
Alternatives: "are considered equally" or "are regarded equally".
Thus, the 36 possible outcomes in the throw of two dice are assumed equally likely, and the probability of obtaining "six" is the number of favourable cases, 5, divided by 36, or 5/36.
Here, a uniform spatial intensity is assumed (the simplest of the available methods), whereby all regions within the volcanic field boundary are assumed equally likely to host future eruptions.
The calculation would be identical for the comparison of joint protection versus no joint protection, as hand exercises and joint protection are assumed equally effective and independent treatments [ 55].
At the beginning of the simulation period, the fleet has been assumed equally distributed among stations.
In this model every base pair is assumed equally likely to define an insertion site (see below).
Not the deceptively attractive host, who's equally attractive girlfriend was out for the night with her, I'm assuming, equally attractive girlfriends.
In other words, since the sources of information are assumed to be equally reliable, the merge should delete as little as possible from the sources.
Officially, all members of the club are assumed to be equally committed to upholding Europe's legal rules (as defined by the 80,000 pages of Euro-law that new members must adopt), as well as the woollier virtues of "European values".
The errors are assumed to be equally positively correlated and to have equal variances.
When dealing with an infinite number of rows, they are assumed to be equally spaced and defined to be a periodic layered medium.
In conventional surgery, all members of the surgical department are assumed to be equally capable of doing the work of their particular discipline, and team members within a discipline are readily substituted for one another.
