The phrase "assumed digital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is taken for granted or accepted as digital without verification or proof.
Example: "In our analysis, we considered the data as assumed digital, even though we had no direct evidence of its format."
Alternatives: "presumed digital" or "taken as digital".
Don't assume digital communication breaks through cultural barriers.
They assume digital media companies operate in some magical overhead-free universe with infinitely ascending online advertising rates, and that newspapers are permanently anchored to declining print revenues.
Of course, if you have a handy friend or relative to teach you, someone who does not assume digital familiarity, that will work, too.
Assume digital communications are no different from communicating with a source in a public square with adversarial personnel studying your every movement.
This challenges the assumption that all young people are 'digital natives' and as Coulby et al. [ 18] suggest, we should not assume digital competence when using technology in the support of learning.
Although we assume digital versions of questionnaires increase the rapidness of an assessment, we cannot draw conclusions about the influence of paper or digital versions of a questionnaire on the rapidness of an assessment.
A new study released today seems to have confirmed what most folks had already assumed re: digital music consumption.
"'Myth 9"' "Digital Natives are a homogeneous body" Current initiatives on online child safety assume that digital natives are a homogeneous body - accordingly, we rely on benchmarks of 'competency' based on the 'ideal prudent child.' Recognizing that digital natives have significant implications for the way we educate, engage and empower young people.
Assuming a digital rectal exam is normal, how high would my psa score have to be before any biopsy would be called for?
The nagging question that is only beginning to be asked is "How do we preserve this new medium?" Almost everyone assumes that digital files and recording media are somehow more archival than paper.
