The phrase "assumed development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a development or progress that is taken for granted or accepted without verification.
Example: "The project was based on the assumed development of the technology, which later proved to be inaccurate."
Alternatives: "presumed advancement" or "expected progress".
Table 1 gives an overview of the assumed development for economy, technology, trade, mining risk, cobalt intensity, and mining that are used to build the scenarios for cobalt demand and supply between 2007 and the year 2050.
Or, to turn it into a 'relational' formulation, whether the assumed development of each scenario element is consistent with the assumed developments of all other scenario elements.
With respect to the assumed development of GCTSCs from MSCs the observation of an involvement of the Dlk1-Dio3 locus in the regulation of cellular stemness is of particular importance.
Adam Wilkinson, director of the charity, says that although people assume development is the greatest threat to the historic buildings, poor maintenance and neglected repairs are actually doing more damage.
For the data, the optimal LAN topology is determined, assuming development of democratic networks.
Modeling in our work assumes development and application of statistical or machine learning based algorithms/methods and performing analytics.
When glucose-based renewable resources are used as carbon source for an annual production capacity of 10,000 t microbial oil and zero cost of glucose (assuming development of integrated biorefineries in existing industries utilising waste or by-product streams) the estimated unitary cost of purified microbial oil is $3.4/kg.
Many take a "wait and see" attitude, assuming development will solve problems.
Optimal emergence dates were chosen by assuming development under predam conditions for three spawning dates: September 1, October 1, and November 1.
Supply estimates are based on user inputs describing each manufacturer's anticipated capacity, timing of expected increases in capacity, and year of vaccine availability, assuming development success and regulatory approval.
Since Japan transformed itself from a feudal society to an industrial and economic power in the 19th century, it has been assumed that development is a matter of obtaining equipment and techniques from which industrialization will follow naturally.
