The phrase "assumed information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information that is taken for granted or accepted without proof in a particular context.
Example: "In our analysis, we based our conclusions on the assumed information provided by the previous studies."
Alternatives: "presumed data" or "inferred details".
Considering that not all the energy transformation technologies are currently available, assumed information is used, estimated according to known examples of the conversion technologies (gas boilers, electric heating, electric chillers, thermoelectric generators and communication facilities).
Trained in an atmosphere that assumed information as classified, government employees are having to adjust to an openness unfamiliar and, for some, uncomfortable.
The issues surrounding the mutual weighting of known and assumed information are endemic to structure determination by NMR, as no NMR structure is actually overdetermined.
Based on their assumed information content, multimodal signals have been classified as redundant (all signal components elicit an equivalent response in the receiver) or non-redundant (signal components elicit a different response in the receiver).
Assuming information you really don't know is one of the worst sins for a salesperson.
This game assumes information and computer networking are the next deadly weapons.
Traders, it seems, are herding animals, reacting to big changes by assuming information must support them and piling on.
Standard economic theory assigns a value to information based solely on its ability to improve decision-making, assuming information generates a positive value if it changes behavior.
Assuming information about the downgrade was confidential, it must also be material, which means a reasonable investor would consider it important.
The technique does not perform decoding, utilize any coding metadata, or assume information about the structure describing the bit stream format of a codec.
Furthermore, leverage centrality does not assume information flows along the shortest path or in a serial fashion, but rather focuses on the disparity in node degrees in a small neighborhood to quantify consolidation and dissemination of information locally.
