The phrase "assumed earlier" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to a previous assumption made in a discussion or text.
Example: "Based on the data we collected, we can conclude that the hypothesis we assumed earlier holds true."
Alternatives: "previously assumed" or "earlier presumption".
(This was a surprise: Ventris had assumed earlier that it was Etruscan, from Italy).
The modulus can be skipped if y n /yn-1 does not change sign (as assumed earlier).
It can be observed that, in case of all the investigated building models, the total variability (βT) is close to 0.6 (which was assumed earlier while computing the acceptable CMR).
Contrary to what we assumed earlier, this turned out to be a relatively clean data set.
However, phylogenetic evidence for that lateral transfer is unconvincing; many fewer lateral transfers and losses need be postulated with the present phylogeny than assumed earlier [ 133].
It is assumed earlier that the astrocytic end-feet encircling endothelial cells do not play substantial role in maintenance of BBB [ 30].
By putting the elements of community-building first, Duany and Plater-Zyberk have actually reclaimed the social priorities that the modern movement assumed early in this century.
Many people inside and outside the Gingrich campaign assumed early on that he would be most vulnerable because of his marital history, including an admission of infidelity.
One assumed early on that Stephen Brennan was keeping his performance low key to conserve energy for the marathon ahead, but he never approached the heights of anger and passion the script calls for; he is at his most convincing in curmudgeonly-but-crafty mode in the final scenes.
Many methods for the estimation of fetal dose in pregnant patients undergoing CT examinations assumed early term pregnancy in a single-size patient model with an average, uniform maternal anatomy.
Someone needs to find out!" I assumed, early on, that someone would seize the day and start really investigating fluidity among men, but that hasn't really happened.
