The phrase "assumed performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing expectations or estimations regarding how something is expected to perform based on certain assumptions.
Example: "The project's success will largely depend on the assumed performance of the new software under various conditions."
Alternatives: "expected performance" or "projected performance".
Numerous archetype frames were designed based on assumed performance factors.
The discussion of component design that can deliver assumed performance for the cycle estimation will be briefly presented as well.
Under current accounting standards, companies can "smooth" their earnings reports, so that each quarter's net income reflects the average assumed performance of the company's pension assets, whether up or down, but not the actual performance.
The evaluation system is a decision-aiding tool, which enables selection of design parameter values leading to optimal performance for the assumed performance criteria.
A key parameter that requires special attention is the added damping – reduced shear base design relationship due to, in a philosophical sense, seismic protected structures should assure the assumed performance enhancement.
Assuming performance criteria are met, these options would have a market value of £20.5m if they could be exercised at Friday's share price.
Thus, particularly for countries such as Japan, it is important to assume performance-based pay rather than fixed wages.
This finding means that the model setting that assumes performance-based layoffs is more applicable to non-union workers.
Furthermore, it was assumed that performance and tax payments would be influenced by motives of self-interest.
Nevertheless, under realistic channel conditions, no significant fluctuations from the assumed optimum performance under the flat channel assumption was observed.
Fourth, a meta-regression of year of assumed study performance on within-study variances were calculated to account for the possibility of decreasing population variance in intelligence as cause for intelligence test gains.
