The phrase "as was assumed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a previously made assumption in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The results of the experiment confirmed the hypothesis, as was assumed by the researchers."
Alternatives: "as previously assumed" or "as it was assumed".
Remember that for as was assumed to act symmetrically on the real axis.
Human speech, therefore, is no longer seen by Humboldt as applying and manipulating a fixed system of arbitrary signs as was assumed by both rationalists and empiricists, but consists rather of the operation of joining together these two different sets of orders: that of the articulated sound, the signifier, and that of the "thought" or signified.
A full day of cooking was assumed to be three 1-hr events, as was assumed in IWA 11 2012, and apportioned between the traditional and new stove, ranging from 0%to100%0% displacement of the traditional stove with the new stove.
We assume, as was assumed in Holt v. Indiana Mfg.
The post-9/11 war on terror was only 3 years old when David Barron '94 began researching whether presidents enjoy as much unfettered power to conduct wars as was assumed by many at the time.
The results also show that the bond stress distribution along the embedment length is not linear or uniform as was assumed by previous researchers.
In the evaporation model water and SA evaporate from the droplets and AS is assumed to be nonvolatile.
There is time, if not as much as is assumed.
This may be desirable even though, as is assumed, the frequency of violations does not differ among regions.
Maps are an excellent way to show geography, but they may not work as well as is assumed.
Fardy also paid tribute to the Wallabies coach, Michael Cheika, and claimed that he was not as scary to play under as is assumed.
