The phrase "assumed permanent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is taken to be permanent based on certain assumptions or conditions.
Example: "The changes to the policy were initially temporary, but they have now been assumed permanent due to the ongoing circumstances."
Alternatives: "considered permanent" or "deemed permanent".
In 1947 it assumed permanent form as the Lutheran World Federation (LWF), an umbrella organization of the various national Lutheran churches.
Dewey had rejected the idea of fixed ends for human beings, and stressed that moral deliberation occurs in the context of competition within a person between different ends, none of which can be assumed permanent.
If the observed forest loss is assumed permanent (i.e land use change), the distinction between these changes and illegal logging do not matter from the perspective of carbon accounting.
However, in contrast to previous reports that assumed permanent sterilization based on testicular histology, in conducting the first long-term study we found that some testicular function had returned after one year at all but the highest dose.
We assume permanent axial magnetic field both inside and outside the flex, surrounded by currentless plasma.
When he was ennobled in 2000, the Tories said he would assume permanent residence in Britain fulfilling the inverted principle of no representation without taxation.
Unless he gave himself a raise for taking on another role, Glen Sather probably saved the Rangers some money yesterday by assuming permanent coaching duties while continuing as president and general manager.
The north was teeming with unwritten native lore which needed only the example of the artistically written tale to assume permanent form.
This means that for the RM we assume permanent transmission of BSs at the maximal Tx power equal to 40 W. In addition, BSs cannot dynamically be shut down and powered on in accordance with the traffic pattern changes and there are no adaptations of Tx power in order to ensure targeted service rates.
Humans follow an identical disease history, and we assume permanent immunity such that infectious individuals progress to a removed class (whose individuals cannot become reinfected) at a rate determined by the duration of infectiousness.
Assuming permanent carbon plantations (Experiment 4), 181 and 831 Ma are projected in the A1b scenario potentially to be established around the world up to 2050 and 2100, respectively (Table 2).
