The phrase "assume validity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is taking something for granted as being true or acceptable without proof.
Example: "For the purposes of this discussion, we will assume validity in the data provided by the research team."
Alternatives: "take as true" or "presume correctness."
Given that 95% of included studies were considered good quality, we can assume validity in the review findings.
While this approach makes intuitive sense, we should not assume validity, and clinimetric analysis is still required.
Given the comparability of the computational approach to estimate EGP and dextrose infusion, it is reasonable to assume validity for estimates of EGP, given that the dextrose infusion was accurately reconstructed.
Assuming validity of the phylogeny (2003 169), O'Brien and Lyman make it the conclusion of their analysis.
Assuming validity of these findings, the above trend was observed in healthy state and a causal link to inception of pathology may be hypothesized (hypothesis 1).
In the majority opinion, Justice Kennedy said that "we assume the validity of the underlying administrative structure and trusts, without intimating any opinion on that point".
The data for T > 300 K assume the validity of the Stokes-Einstein relation and are derived from viscosity data available in the literature29.
Polk Laffoon IV Cincinnati, May 19 , 2009 To the Editor: Leaving aside the questions that any leadership researcher would have about David Brooks's column, let's assume the validity of the broad conclusion that execution is more important than "people skills".
We may assume the validity of the argument that since wholesalers doing a local business are in competition with wholesalers doing an interstate business, the latter would be prejudiced if their competitors were not required to comply with the same labor standards.
Justice BRENNAN's plurality opinion purports to assume the validity of Hans, and yet reaches the result that CERCLA's imposition of monetary liability is constitutional because Congress has the power to abrogate state sovereign immunity in the exercise of its Commerce Clause power.
