The phrase "are mostly assumed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing beliefs or ideas that are generally accepted without requiring proof or evidence.
Example: "In many cultures, certain gender roles are mostly assumed, leading to stereotypes that persist over time."
Alternatives: "are generally presumed" or "are often taken for granted."
We list three common simplifications: First, tax schemes are mostly assumed to be proportional.
This is particularly interesting because, so far, signal decreases in S1 during touch observation are mostly assumed to indicate a lower resonance response, and are, thus, interpreted as evidence for lower degrees of inner simulation (Blakemore et al. 2005; Ebisch et al. 2008; Kuehn et al. 2012).
In vehicular settings it is mostly assumed that WLAN radios comply with DSRC 802.11p standard.
This assessment is mostly assumed to be founded on a set of cardinal (quantitative) output and input variables.
n is the noise term, which is mostly assumed to be zero mean, additive, and independent Gaussian.
When the design renaissance is mentioned it is mostly assumed that it will flourish in Western countries, some admit Asia to the club.
Finally, treatment of RA is mostly assumed to combat important disease mechanisms and thus lower the inflammation.
The hospital might thereby prefer to optimise its own utility function, minimising costs as is mostly assumed in efficiency studies.
It is mostly assumed that negative effects on agriculture will outweigh any benefits, above all in developing countries, mostly due to increased water stress [ 48 50].
It is mostly assumed that trait variation between species is much larger opposed to intraspecific trait variability (Diaz and Cabido 1997; McGill et al. 2006).
For some years it was larger than 1.21 which is the limit for being statistically significantly (at the 5% level) more than 1.04-1.06 whish is mostly assumed to be normal [ 12].
