The phrase "assumed member" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is considered a member of a group or organization based on certain assumptions or criteria, even if they have not been formally recognized as such.
Example: "In the absence of official documentation, he was treated as an assumed member of the committee during the discussions."
Alternatives: "presumed member" or "tentative member".
The design procedure starts with assumed member sections, continues with the drifts, damage, plastic rotation and plastic hinge pattern checks for the damage, the ultimate and the serviceable limit states and ends with the adjustment of member sizes.
The iterative design procedure starts with assumed member sections, continues with the response checks for the damage, ultimate and service limit states and ends with the adjustment of member sizes so as all the response checks to be satisfied for all limit states.
The misogi crew has been crunching some numbers and, assuming members can maintain an ascent rate of twenty seconds per floor, they could climb the equivalent of Mount Everest in under fourteen hours.
As we noted, college basketball teams do not share and utilize resources equally, and there is no reason to assume members of ecological communities do.
Republicans can afford to lose only 22 of their members, assuming every member votes and every Democrat votes against the proposal.
"After 2000, the main elements of criminality were assumed by members of law enforcement".
If the higher estimates are accurate, they imply that the annual cost of Medicare, after 75 years, would be 60percentt higher than now assumed, panel members said.
We have assumed that members of community are disjoint.
Invariably, it is assumed that members of a group will maximize their utility function relative to the expected net benefits, which are derived from participating in the group.
We assumed that members of both groups differ with regard to knowledge and evaluation of this phenomenon, dependent on the degree of previous clinical experience.
Where 'family members' were infected within one serial interval range of an infected 'family member', we assumed the family member was the source of infection and used their onset date to calculate the serial interval.
