The phrase "assume the content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to take for granted or accept the information provided without questioning it.
Example: "For the purposes of this discussion, please assume the content of the report is accurate and complete."
Alternatives: "accept the information" or "take the material for granted."
It does if consumers who go to these sites assume the content they see is an untainted, unbiased directory service.
In that world, the current broadband providers could stand to lose a big chunk of business at a time when we can assume the content side of the business will be in serious upheaval as well.
"But I think you have to assume the content of arguments play some part in the transition from one camp to another, and that 'conversion' isn't an entirely random phenomenon," he said.
We assume the contents of kerogen and quartz have a negative correlation, that is, an increase in kerogen content K corresponds to a decrease in quartz content.
Their plots may have provided a "literary blueprint" for the Petit murders and, one assumes, the content of these mystery books would bias the jury.
Assuming the content is high quality, they can drive up the prices.
LFU: Assuming the content popularity is known a-priori, LFU statically stores the C most popular contents in the cache.
Assuming the content of c i is requested, the requesting vehicle V firstly gets the popularity value of c i from the roadside station (RPM).
Curators at the museum assumed the contents of the coffin were organs, traditionally removed and preserved during the embalming of bodies.
Many had assumed the contents of the halo had been acquired piecemeal, as Andromeda swallowed up hundreds of small galaxies over billions of years.
Mistakes can be made when someone feeding a pet assumes the contents are what the label says, or a pet itself tries to eat out of a familiar container.
