The phrase "assumed application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a presumed or inferred use of something, often in technical or theoretical discussions.
Example: "The assumed application of this theory in real-world scenarios needs further investigation."
Alternatives: "presumed use" or "inferred application".
The investments that could be allowed for at maximum were 6,300 Dfl and 13,500 Dfl for winter wheat and ware potato, respectively, assuming application to an area of 100 ha.
Assuming application rates don't rise dramatically, this will make it easier for companies to get into the program – especially if they're willing to relocate to either city.
Assuming application of all the above independent changes that favour T: changing hospitalisation length and number of outpatient visits (related to management of adverse events), equalising the number of total cycles required for PLD and T and considering that the concomitant antiemetic drugs used with T have a zero cost (related to the cost of study drugs and their administration).
The results show that new method agrees well with LOPA and reduces costs imposed by conservative approximations assumed during application of conventional risk graph.
Nonetheless, $120 million was his actual projection — if his e-mail can be said to have that dignity — and that assumed the application of managerial best practices used by the Barclays and others.
We also assumed that application of a genetic test would identify the majority of these non-metabolizers, who would then be prescribed prasugrel.
Obtain an assumed name application from the county clerk, or go online to www.blnc.gov.
Click on "start your business," then click on "business forms," where you will see a certificate of assumed name application form.
Lose your illusions, the lyrics suggested, advice one would have assumed had applications well beyond Hollywood.
