The phrase "assume involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expectation or presumption that someone is participating or engaged in a particular situation or activity.
Example: "In this project, we will assume involvement from all team members to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "presume participation" or "take part as given."
It is assumed that family members and informal carers perceive greater personal involvement in integrated care programmes as positive.
Hence, the maximum scenario is reached when the lowest involvement of children and women is assumed.
Since Popski operated under 8th Army HQ's directions, where Willet was an intelligence officer, it seems reasonable to assume his involvement in Popski's exploits.
Thus, whereas previous cross-sectional studies assume controllers' involvement results from the strategy formation process, our study finds that controllers can also play an active role in shaping the organization's strategy process.
Bruguera's proposal is a civic exercise in seeing what happens when citizens assume maximum involvement in their political systems.
Given that the LG2 SDR is conserved across species, we assume that involvement of gametophytic gene is the most possible causal factor.
Secondly, there is presently no reason to support for NRF to be limited to autoimmune pancreatitis and given the relevance of IgG4 in a vast array of other disorders, it is logical to assume NRF involvement therein.
One may assume that involvement of health care professionals in the goal setting and methods of quality measurement and subsequent payment schemes may enhance their commitment to and motivation for P4P programs and therefore the impact of these programs.
However, the absence of patients with relevant hypovitaminosis or other alternative causes of peripheral neuropathy in our study is important as it allows us to assume that involvement of peripheral nerves is intrinsic to PD in our patients, which is a prerequisite for analyzing the distinct features of PD related peripheral neuropathy.
Section 5, like Article II, assumes the involvement of the state judiciary in interpreting state election laws and resolving election disputes under those laws.
