The phrase "assumed positive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a presumption or expectation that something is favorable or beneficial.
Example: "In our analysis, we took an assumed positive outlook on the market trends for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "presumed favorable" or "expected to be positive."
For an isolated, birefringent reflector positioned at optical pathlength z s (assumed positive) from the location of zero path length delay (ZPD), the interferometric component of the measured interferogram resembles that of a non-birefringent sample located at z s but includes additional terms associated with the polarization state of the returning light.
However, their forecasts indicated that they implicitly assumed positive autocorrelation in uncorrelated time series.
All the components of the vector are assumed positive and are called parts (variables), while the whole compositional vector, with the sum of the parts equal to a constant, represents the composition.
In solutions containing chloride or bromid, pH ca 3 5, the reaction order for I1 p1,pH) was close to 1, while that for I2 p2,pH) assumed positive or negative values or even values changing from positive to negative over the pH-range.
The crucial component was honesty in a safe space where everyone assumed positive intent.
However, in all the above papers, we notice that the potential was assumed positive definite.
Tormala and Snyder launched the studies after it occurred to Snyder that most researchers had assumed positives and negatives were equally weighted as people developed ambivalence.
Second is, assume positive intent.
Assume positive intent and look for the most hopeful interpretation of their behavior.
And, because team members extend trust to each other, they assume positive intent when the tougher conversations happen.
Assuming positive clinical trials, a drug based on this approach could achieve blockbuster potential".
