The phrase "assumed quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a quality or characteristic that is taken for granted or accepted without proof.
Example: "The assumed quality of the product led many consumers to believe it was superior to its competitors."
Alternatives: "presumed quality" or "expected quality".
One assumed quality that the story's thesis must possess is: "This is significant".
For our simulations we typically assumed quality factors that were lower than the NOPO's by 1-2 ofders of magnitude.
For the period from 3 to 5 years, we assumed quality of life to be constant at the average of the year-projected scores between 12 and 24 months, thus extrapolating the average quality of life observed in year 2 to years 3, 4, and 5.
"The key issue is that the system operated within its limits, given the assumed quality and liquidity of the assets," he said.
Standard tolerance limits can be obtained through conducting statistical calculations based on one or more samples of an assumed quality characteristic.
We ordered the partitions according to the assumed quality of the automatic word alignment resources which could be generated from the partitions.
Yet, pushed to its limits (and assuming quality optics), your 2.1-megapixel digital camera can produce rich color images, at 6 by 8 inches or even larger, every bit as suitable for framing as the same size print made from 35-millimeter film.
Perceived quality influences functional brands more than prestige brands as prestige brand attitudes assume quality.
Made by Monster—I'm assuming quality similar to the Beats these ear cans come with LED lights.
Assuming quality of life was related to education, the study concluded that educated residents had not been avoiding areas with wind turbines, suggesting the turbines had not affected quality of life [15].
Moreover, the presence of censoring in the second stage is considered to show its effect on the performance of the proposed control charts because of assuming quality characteristic of the second stage as reliability data.
