The phrase "assumed to be capable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a belief or expectation regarding someone's abilities or potential.
Example: "The candidate is assumed to be capable of handling the responsibilities of the position based on their previous experience."
Alternatives: "expected to be competent" or "regarded as able".
Both male and female three-toed woodpeckers were assumed to be capable of producing offspring in their second calendar year (one year old) and, therefore, surviving males or females from earlier cohorts were included as candidate parents for offspring born in later years.
In Wisconsin, you are not even entitled to a state-subsidised job".Now, each claimant is assumed to be capable of some kind of work.
And colleges deal with a student body of adults — imagine the rules that could be instituted for children, who are not assumed to be capable of caring for themselves.
My prospective employers seemed put off when they learned that I was a fille unique with no firsthand knowledge of sibling behavior, but there are some things young women are generally assumed to be capable of regardless of experience, and passably imitating motherhood for a few hours a week is one of them.
When nobody is assumed to be irreplaceable, everybody is assumed to be capable.
In this scenario, all clients are assumed to be capable of decoding all three layers.
In conventional surgery, all members of the surgical department are assumed to be equally capable of doing the work of their particular discipline, and team members within a discipline are readily substituted for one another.
On balance though, each office is assumed to be equally capable.
And the transmission range of each node is assumed to be only capable to reach its 1-hop neighbors and the interference range is less than the distance to any 2-hop neighbor.
Likewise, it finds that knowledge services from HQ that might be considered to be more passively received from the parent, such as industrial-type maintenance and design, are primarily associated with subsidiaries in low-tech manufacturing industries, which are assumed to be less technologically capable.
First, it separately examines the relationship for high-tech and low-tech manufacturing industries, and finds that knowledge services from HQ that could be combined with knowledge of the subsidiary, such as R&D services, are primarily associated with production sharing with subsidiaries in high-tech manufacturing industries, which are assumed to be more technologically capable.
