The phrase "assumed pervasive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is generally accepted or believed to be widespread or common.
Example: "The assumed pervasive influence of social media on public opinion has sparked numerous studies."
Alternatives: "generally accepted as widespread" or "commonly believed to be extensive."
Since the 2008 financial crisis, Fortress and other private equity firms have rapidly expanded their influence, assuming a pervasive, if under-the-radar, role in daily American life, an investigation by The New York Times has found.
"Anarchism," for Chesterton, has the same resonance that "terrorism" has for English writers like Amis and Hitchens exactly a century later: it represents a kind of vengeful, all-devouring nihilism that is assumed to be pervasive and — this is the crucial thing — profoundly seductive, sweeping through whole classes, of intellectuals, or immigrants, or, especially, immigrant intellectuals.
Lack of mechanisms of identity control In the subjective environment devices spontaneously connected but lack of central administration arise big challenges in the identity management of non-operator-controlled. Co-operation Algorithms in pervasive environment assumed self-adaptive, self-organizing and co-operative.
2 28pm: Robison: Then: assume computers are pervasive.
Everyone knew that a huge number of iPhones were being unlocked, and the knowledge was so pervasive that Wall Street assumed that Synchronoss had already baked that into its previous guidance.
Attentional capture thus appears to be more robust and pervasive than we had assumed in approaching this study, or than has been suggested by our earlier studies of intertrial contingency (i.e., Hickey et al., 2011; Pinto et al., 2005).
Thanks in significant part to McConnell's maneuvers, the use of the filibuster has become so pervasive that it's now assumed that sixty votes are required for any Senate action.
Secondly, problems of market failures and market instabilities seem to be much more pervasive than has often been assumed, especially in complex, interrelated markets such as financial markets (cf. e.g. Minsky 1986, esp. ch.
It was assumed that this could remove part of the pervasive exogenous DNA and thus increase the efficiency of the endogenous DNA retrieval.
Resident preferences for individualized mosquito management hinge on the belief that mosquito-borne diseases are not a large threat, a pervasive distrust of state management, and a fear of the assumed use of aerial pesticides by state managers.
