The phrase "assumed steps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to steps that are taken for granted or accepted without proof in a process or procedure.
Example: "In the experiment, we followed the assumed steps to ensure consistency in our results."
Alternatives: "presumed steps" or "expected steps".
Following the analyses of the experimental results, the formation mechanisms of the deposited coatings prepared by the mechanical alloying method were detailed in terms of four assumed steps.
Its isolation from public opinion makes it vulnerable to nasty surprises such as the explosions of unrest in Tibet and Xinjiang.China's leaders have begun manoeuvring their favourites into senior positions in readiness for them to take power in 2012 when Mr Hu, it is assumed, steps down as party chief.
Viewed this way, the pastoral theme is a gradual, piecemeal emergence -- drawing on, but also diverging from, "aristocratic" European precedents, assuming step by step a distinctively "republican" stamp.
While entering the store does not induce the same reverential hush one would assume stepping into a library, there is the same palpable love of the printed word permeating the place.
Thus, we have assumed additional steps in the model corresponding to the activation of the solid sucrose by the catalyst and autocatalytic steps.
Music fans may remember the 1999 Brit awards, in which it was assumed that Steps were a sure-fire bet to win in the public-voted Best Newcomer category.
We assumed a step-wise mutation model and based estimates on fifteen short (104 MCMC steps) and five long (105 steps) chains.
In this paper, the boundary layer theory of plates is used to predict the location of the inception point of the air entrainment over the stepped spillways by assuming the steps on the spillways as a kind of roughness.
The assumed multi-step mechanism involves coordination of SO2 on two surface sites.
Over the past few centuries, public policy analysts have assumed that step three is the most important.
A method for characterizing the chemistry related to extinction, namely activation energy and pre-exponential factor, for an assumed one-step global Arrhenius reaction rate is also presented.
