The phrase "assumed profit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial or business contexts to refer to profit that is expected or estimated based on certain assumptions or projections.
Example: "The company's financial report included an analysis of the assumed profit for the upcoming quarter, based on current market trends."
Alternatives: "projected profit" or "estimated profit".
These include supply functions derived from assuming profit maximisation, passenger maximisation and maximisation of operations as well as various ad hoc formulations of supply functions.
Senior executives at these publishing companies continue to assume profit margins will return to "norms" of 35percentt.
To estimate the impact of financial incentives, to reduce deforestation and assuming profit maximizing behavior, we calculate differences in net present value of different land uses using a spatially explicit integrated biophysical and socio-economic land use model.
So you would assume profits would take a big hit.
Assuming profits as reported in the GDP data move in line with profits reported publicly by companies, profits are likely to fall even further relative to GDP this year.
But the boost to income would be spread over years (assuming profits rebound), whereas the write-downs would have to be taken straight away.
The past models assume profit-maximizing agents in one-shot games.
This decision came as some surprise, not only to the Manhattan district attorney's office, which routinely prosecutes this type of scheme as petty larceny, but also to senior subway officials, who for years had assumed that profiting off the unauthorized sale of a subway trip was a clear-cut case of theft of fare.
We presented five different scenarios involving use or linkage of personal information for health research: (1) use of health data for quality improvement; (2) use of the same data for marketing; (3) linkage of work/education/income information with health information; (4) linkage of biosamples with health information (a) assuming no profit and (b) assuming a profit element.
Assuming its profit margin in the UK was similar to its global profit margin, that suggests it made nearly £3bn in profit from the UK between 2005-2011.
