The phrase "are explicitly assumed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conditions or premises that are clearly taken for granted in a particular context or argument.
Example: "In this study, several factors are explicitly assumed to be constant in order to simplify the analysis."
Alternatives: "are clearly taken for granted" or "are directly presumed".
As you can see, they are explicitly assuming that if you change the price of labour then the same amount of labour will get employed.
Although the concept of yield surface has not been explicitly assumed in endochronic theory, it is demonstrated that the cone-cap yield surface can be derived as a special case of the proposed endochronic model.
In derivation of all previous unsteady-state equations for prediction of mass transfer during formation of drops, it has been explicitly assumed that (i) the boundary layer around the drop is planar and, (ii) the concentration within the drop is reasonably constant.
Note that, for these mentioned risk models, it is explicitly assumed that claim sizes and claim intervals are independent, which can be restrictive in practical context.
For data analysis, it was explicitly assumed that the density of tissue equals 1.0 g cm− 3, hence the reported units of %IA g− 1 are identical to %IA cm− 3.
Given that fusion aims to produce a more informative image, our experiment shows that neither this nor efficient usage of information with fusion can be explicitly assumed with its application.
Since it is explicitly assumed that the sampling time is much shorter than the characteristic timescale of fluctuations in the fluorescence signal, a few photons are collected during a short sampling period and as a result the SNR of the data is poor.
The hypothetical patients were explicitly assumed: 1) to not be taking aspirin or lipid-lowering agents at baseline; 2) to not have responded to a trial of a low-fat diet; 3), to not be overweight; and 4) to not have a family history of early myocardial infarction.
Such object representations containing all attributes or "object files" [4] are explicitly or implicitly assumed in most cognitive models, and efforts have been directed toward elucidating the binding mechanisms underlying them.
