The phrase "assumed for instance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when providing an example or hypothetical situation to illustrate a point.
Example: "If we assumed for instance that the project budget is doubled, we could explore more options for expansion."
Alternatives: "taken for example" or "considered for instance".
"She assumed, for instance, that everybody had a pony".
It was assumed, for instance, that the Palestinians would end up with a reasonable stretch of land to call their own.
This is possible only when more requirements about the target are assumed (for instance, log-concavity).
It is often assumed, for instance, that the bootstrap support of a branch represents the probability that this branch is correct.
Both Dong et al [ 32] and Huang et al [ 33] describe some of the defining aspects for TA displayed in Table 1 but some are assumed; for instance, offering individualised CM treatment is likely to include a differential diagnosis.
We assume, for instance, that people know we mean well.
The new solvency models assume, for instance, that holdings of government bonds are risk-free.
While one might assume, for instance, that the city's reputation for tolerance extends to all manner of behavior, it apparently does not extend to a love of guns.
One can assume, for instance, what Cleaver – who stumbles through the corridors of political power and justice, offending most people as he goes – would make of the so-called New South Wales lockout laws, which restrict drinking hours.
Biologists assume, for instance, that the long neck of the giraffe evolved in just such a way, starting with a small, natural variation, an extra stretch, which allowed some animals to better reach leaves.
Assume, for instance, a population in which there is no variation at the gene locus that codes for the MN blood groups; only the M allele exists in all individuals.
