The phrase "assumed state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a condition or situation that is taken for granted or accepted without proof.
Example: "In the experiment, we began with an assumed state of equilibrium to simplify our calculations."
Alternatives: "presumed condition" or "accepted status".
The errors assigned are numerous and involve assumed state and Federal questions so interwoven as to cause it to be difficult to separate them or state with precision the questions of a Federal nature which they embrace.
This parametric model for respiratory losses is assumed state (phytomass) independent [50].
As a new government, which assumed state power in 1991 by revolution, the government has tried to address the needs of marginalized peoples such as pastoralists.
Diffusion equation must be solved analytically in order to calculate the fraction of positrons that annihilate in each assumed state in the sample under study.
For if 1 interacts with 3 then it will develop into 2, which, during time travel, will develop into 3, which inconsistent with the assumed state 3. Similarly if 1 interacts with 3 it will develop into 2, which will then develop into 3 which is also inconsistent.
This parametric model for respiratory losses is assumed state (phytomass) independent [ 50].
These changes are captured by modeling transition probabilities between assumed states of mastitis and non-mastitis.
The SCC patterns were captured by modeling transition probabilities between assumed states of mastitis and non-mastitis.
In addition, because of the way the assessment was worded and responded to, we assumed states not specifying a need for additional personnel had no need.
In a state of emergency, a special military-led body can even assume state powers.
We in the democratic world tend to assume state capitalism can't prosper forever.
