The phrase "assumed route" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a path or course of action that is taken for granted or accepted without verification.
Example: "The navigation system calculated the assumed route based on the current traffic conditions."
Alternatives: "presumed path" or "expected course".
The first direct evidence of spruce in Northwest Alaska during the early Holocene has implications for the presence of forest refugia in Central Beringia and previously assumed routes and timing of post-glacial forest expansion in Alaska.
In the study, it is assumed that route traffic flows conform to the stochastic user equilibrium (SUE) principle while being treated as random variables in order to exploit the stochastic nature of traffic.
In traditional TCP, RTO increases exponentially, but in fixed-RTO, on the expiry of two RTOs consecutively without receiving the ACK, it is assumed that route failure has occurred, and then the unacknowledged packets are retransmitted without increasing the RTO for a second time.
However, the existing multicast routing schemes assume a route discovery process that is similar to the existing ad hoc network routing approach.
Armidale and Kuru assumed separate routes to Betano, and at approximately 13:00 Armidale was attacked by a party of five Japanese bombers; the explosives, however, fell wide of their target.
We assumed multi-route exposures per day over 90 days after multispray events.
Sefcovic has argued that concentrating 80% of Russian gas imports in one route (assuming the Ukrainian route is bypassed) expressly violates EU security of supply requirements.
Given a set of customers with a priori known profits and demands, the objective is to find the subset of customers, for which the collected profit is maximized, and to determine the visiting sequence and assignment to vehicle routes assuming capacity and route duration restrictions.
Nebraska Highway 64 assumes the route of the former Military Road northwest out of Omaha, following Maple Road and West Maple Road to converge with US 275 at Waterloo.
