The phrase "assumed area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a space or region that is taken for granted or accepted without verification.
Example: "In our calculations, we will consider the assumed area to be 500 square meters for the purpose of this analysis."
Alternatives: "presumed area" or "estimated area".
The dredge sediment is assumed suitable as a wetland enhancement material and the assumed area of the designated wetland is 50,000 m2 with an average fill depth of 2 m.
While changes to this parameter result in significant changes to the estimate of the contact force, it is shown that at a point relatively far from the contact center the dynamic response is influenced only slightly by the assumed area.
Primarily, the specific amount of the moment release depends on the assumed area for TP; there is a trade-off between the degree of TP and the dimensions of the TP region.
For a comparison of the areas under the curve (AUCs) for IL-27 with that for PCT, assuming areas of about 0.80 and 0.75 as found in our preliminary studies, 700 patients were calculated to provide 90%% power to find the difference, assuming an α of 0.05 and a prevalence of bacterial infection of 20%%.
To simulate the centrally distributed event, we assumed event area is a circular area and all sensor nodes in this area are appointed as source nodes.
The assumed fault area is also consistent with the fault area of 1347.8 km(^2) given by Murotani et al.
The error function we used for our quantitative approach assumed that area estimates produced by the genotyping platform have a normal distribution.
Finally, for wind power we assumed that areas within 3 km of an airfield or urban area were not developable.
We assumed that areas experiencing higher resource exploitation should be shown as areas that have been used more heavily (higher number of livestock) and for longer periods.
It cannot be assumed that areas that do not show activation can be safely resected, and conversely, it cannot be assumed that areas that do activate are essential to maintenance of language function (Seghier et al., 2011).
In our initial set of a priori models, models that assumed hunt areas with the same covariates were exchangeable (EX) generally performed better than spatial convolution models that accounted for correlations among neighboring areas (BYM, Table S2).
