The phrase "assumed structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a structure that is taken for granted or accepted without proof.
Example: "In our analysis, we will examine the assumed structure of the organization and its impact on employee performance."
Alternatives: "presumed framework" or "accepted arrangement".
An assumed structure of the scale (three dimensions) was tested using a structural equation model.
The assumed structure of the converter consists of a front-end circuit based on single flux quantum circuitry and a back-end circuit based on semiconductor devices.
We then determined the assumed structure after smoothly connecting the two velocity structures.
The empirical factor analysis of our survey instrument led to the theoretically assumed structure in which vocational identity, workplace identity, and workplace effort are empirically separate concepts.
This allows for a data-driven compromise between the assumed structure and an unstructured matrix.
All assumed structure models considered the factorial combination of traits and environments, interpreting each TE combination as a trait by itself.
The above calculation assumes structure determination from single isolated molecules, which is the future goal of XFEL crystallography [9].
T-ROESY experiments suggest that in solution, the dinuclear complexes do not assume structures wrapped around the metal ions.
How discrete water clusters assume structures that are different from the gas phase structures based on theoretical studies can throw light on the effect of environments on the H-bonded networks of this liquid.
This successful downstream biofilm recapitulates its predecessor's structure, but assumes the structure more quickly and accumulates more total biomass (Fig. 2C).
Buckling of composite riser assumed beam structure is one of numerous engineering challenges in deep water pipeline design.
