The phrase "assumed simply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is taken for granted or accepted without further elaboration or complexity.
Example: "In this analysis, we have assumed simply that all variables are independent of each other."
Alternatives: "taken for granted" or "considered straightforwardly".
I assumed simply that the more complaints it received, the quicker Twitter would look at the account and act.
Our conclusions were as follows: 1) Ob/Gyn residents initially may have varying levels of computer experience; their competence cannot be assumed simply based on prior education.
The safety of products should not be assumed simply by the absence of "harmful" chemicals in ingredients lists or because products are labelled natural or herbal.
Finite element eigenvalue buckling analysis is performed to verify the assumed simply supported boundary conditions for common edges between adjacent plate elements.
Hong Kong get the 2016 World Twenty20 under way on Tuesday with their Group B opener against Zimbabwe in Nagpur, but Richardson insists that wrongdoing should not be assumed simply from the fact that players have been spoken to.
If, for example, it is assumed simply that the continuance of a stoppage progressively increases the wish of the parties to end it, and so causes firms to raise and the union to lower the rate at which each is prepared to settle, then the stoppage will end on the day when the two rates have been brought into equality.
He believes there is less gossip than one would assume, simply because so much is already known.
"Seemingly the state wants this court to assume simply because Mr Gray was injured … that the defendant intentionally gave Mr Gray a rough ride".
Associated to this architecture, to assume simply the communication between the modules, one solution is to use the HVDC power bus to support the communication between optimizers and a central controller using a power-line communication (PLC) approach.
While several modeling schemes have been proposed to study hydroelastic slamming of flexible wedges, most of these studies focus on water entry at a constant speed and assume simply supported boundary conditions for the plates forming the wedge.
These are not, as you might assume, simply the opposite of mortality rates - the proportion of the general population who die from a disease.
