The phrase "assumed to form a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing something that is believed or taken for granted to create or constitute a particular entity or structure.
Example: "The components of the project are assumed to form a cohesive unit that will enhance overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "expected to create a" or "presumed to constitute a".
Suspension of liquid and solids is assumed to form a pseudo slurry phase.
The intermediate phase linking the lamellae and the amorphous layers is assumed to form a surface layer around each lamella and its role in the yield behavior of HDPE is discussed.
The base stations are assumed to form a Poisson point process of intensity λ m in the Euclidean plane.
The parameter estimates (see Eq. 1) for all the species were thus assumed to form a multi-dimensional Gaussian distribution, ie a hyper-distribution.
In this study, the degradation of permethrin in ethanol under alkaline condition was assumed to form a phenolic residue that can be detected by the Gibbs reagent.
These include the potential created by the impurity, the potential due to the ions assumed to form a uniform background of positive electric charges and the potential due to all the electrons.
The residues Asp17 and Arg259 are assumed to form an ion pair in aqualysin I.
The users are assumed to form an independent Poisson point process of intensity λ u in the Euclidean plane.
The microscope is assumed to form an image of the electron positions as they would appear on a virtual image plane at ( z=Delta f+4{L}_M/3 ).
Above, n[i] is a zero-mean, circularly symmetric, complex Gaussian random variable with variance E | n [ i ] | 2 = N 0. The additive Gaussian noise samples {n[i]} are assumed to form an independent and identically distributed (i.i.d).i.d
A reliability analysis, including an item-analysis, was performed for the 14 constructs of items that were theoretically assumed to form an additive scale.
