The phrase "assumed home" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a home that is taken for granted or presumed to be the residence of someone.
Example: "After the long journey, they finally arrived at their assumed home, where they felt a sense of belonging."
Alternatives: "presumed residence" or "expected home."
In his case, I assumed home meant America (his birthplace), but Chartwell said to him: "Well, I was calling my ancestors, and they're probably your ancestors, too".
These were the same models that, in the lead-up to the subprime mortgage meltdown, assumed home prices would never decline on a nationwide basis.
So when trouble next came along citizens chose to take those words literally and assumed homes were included in that protection.
'They were just assuming home prices would keep going up,' Eisman says".
In short, staying at Sette Querce and dining at Ristorante Daniela provides the ultimate fantasy of a certain sort: all the pleasures and comforts of home, assuming home is a place that produces glorious olive oil, pecorino and Chianti.
- I worked at a power station which generated 1000 MW of electricity for approximately 400k homes, assuming every home in London uses the same amount of electricity as a home in Nigeria.
Like many in the financial community, the agencies had assumed that home prices were unlikely to decline.
That was the role this youngest sister assumed at home, too: "The three of us were best friends and she was very upset I was moving so far away," said Vicky Tailor.
It is assumed that home energy management systems (HEMS) are embedded in the smart meter where there is a two-way communication and control infrastructure between the smart meter control center and each home appliance.
To estimate sample size, an expected uptake of 70% was assumed for home based VCT.
We gathered current practice insulation levels (in ceiling, wall, and floor) from an earlier energy analysis [ 13], which assumed existing home insulation levels to be uniform within census divisions (Table 1).
