The phrase "assumed directly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is taken for granted or accepted without any intermediary steps or evidence.
Example: "The results of the experiment were assumed directly from the initial observations without further analysis."
Alternatives: "taken directly" or "accepted outright".
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When the thermalization rate is greater than the laser-induced excitation rate, the process is referred to as photothermal or pyrolytic, where the absorbed laser energy is assumed directly transformed into heat.
For example, the amount of loss in performance was assumed directly associated with pathogen load, although the most dramatic changes may occur at low or subclinical levels of disease, with diminishing effects of each additional parasite [ 39].
He added: "Many economic models add further gross underassessment of risk because the assumptions built into the economic modelling on growth, damages and risks, come close to assuming directly that the impacts and costs will be modest and close to excluding the possibility of catastrophic outcomes".
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One is, they assume, directly acquainted with one's visual field replete with the 48 speckles.
The widespread feeling of injustice derives from the fact that faceless market processes have assumed a directly political dimension in the popular perception.
But for more than a century, Supreme Court cases have assumed, without directly confronting the issue, that the right does not apply to minor offenses.
At the beginning of the year, when Ferguson's new contract at Old Trafford turned out to be a one-year roller, it was assumed that, directly or indirectly, Magnier and McManus had been influential in denying him a longer agreement.
In contrast to Equation 1, condition (7) states that in the capture threshold model the interference range cannot be assumed as directly proportional to the interrogation range.
