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The phrase "assumed to be fixed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is taken for granted or considered stable without needing further verification.
Example: "In this model, certain parameters are assumed to be fixed to simplify the calculations."
Alternatives: "presumed to be constant" or "considered to be stable".
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The graph topology is assumed to be fixed and directed.
The effect of flowering time was always assumed to be fixed.
The temperatures and flow rates of these streams are assumed to be fixed.
The substructures are assumed to be fixed at the interfacing boundary and have overlapping elements.
In both percolation models and metapopulation (habitat patch) models, habitat pattern is assumed to be fixed and binary (matrix is unsuitable).
Road users in the network are assumed to be distributed according to the principle of user equilibrium, with the demand assumed to be fixed and given a priori.
Seismic fragilities of buildings are often developed without consideration of soil-structure interaction (SSI), where base of the building is assumed to be fixed.
We show that in the former case, the scalar dissipation rate profile strongly varies in time (while it is assumed to be fixed in time in the latter).
The mast is assumed to be fixed at bottom to an articulated tower and carrying a concentrated mass at the other end.
Point A0 is assumed to be fixed.
The columns are assumed to be fixed at the base.
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