The phrase "assumed operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a process or function that is taken for granted or accepted without verification.
Example: "The assumed operation of the machinery was found to be faulty during the inspection."
Alternatives: "presumed function" or "expected operation".
St. Catherine's is part of Catholic Health Services of Long Island, which assumed operation of the 301-bed hospital, then called St. John's, in February 2000, taking over from the bankrupt Episcopal Health Services.
If a positive gate bias is applied, the bottom of the conduction band is pulled down by exactly the amount of qV GS because of the assumed operation in the quantum capacitance limit (QCL) [14, 15] and a positive drain voltage moves the drain Fermi level down by qV DS.
The purchase price represents a $750 million premium to the total worth of the assumed operations, the statement said.
A Newark-based utility, Public Service Enterprise Group, was already scheduled to assume operation of the grid on Jan . 1
On Jan . 1 a New Jersey-based utility company, Public Service Enterprise Group, is scheduled to assume operation of the power grid on Long Island, replacing National Grid.
The authority and the city made the announcement amid criticism from the City Council that they were not acting quickly enough to meet a Dec. 4 deadline for the authority to assume operation from seven private companies.
The only way for Loria to be permitted to buy the Marlins, thus freeing Henry to be a part-owner of the Red Sox, would be for someone else to assume operation of the Expos for next season.
Both treatments show that the core is readily quenched, without damage, by the nominal SI which assumes operation of only one pump.
The firm will also assume operations of the site "following the finalization of a joint plan with NASA, the federal Environmental Protection Agency and California Regional Water Quality Control Board".
The scenarios were run through SCWA's water management model assuming operations consistent with the SCWA's water rights permits and the requirements of the BiOP.
That is, even in a grasping operation, it is possible to assume operations such as sliding a finger under the cloth or letting a part of the cloth between fingertips.
