The phrase "assumed useful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is taken for granted to be beneficial or helpful in a particular context.
Example: "The information provided was assumed useful for the project's development."
Alternatives: "considered beneficial" or "deemed helpful".
The dance, it turns out, is a radically condensed version of a funeral masquerade, a communal ritual intended to urge the reluctant dead into the afterlife, where they can assume useful roles as ancestors.
In the section that follows, it is assumed that useful distinctions can be drawn between different categories.
Part of the West End repertoire for all but three years of her administration, Evita assumed a useful double-edge when Britain itself had a strong, blonde-ish, diva-ish leader.
There is a small notch taken out of the lower left corner, something that I assume is useful of you wish to attach a lanyard to this thing.
To sum up, as a general guideline, it may be recommended that patients undergo BMD and lipid profile evaluation before and during adjuvant therapy with AIs, maintain a correct lifestyle with a healthy diet and regular exercise, and assume medications useful for managing pre-existing osteoporosis and hypercholesterolemia.
As a general guideline, patients should perform a baseline and periodic monitoring of the fasting lipid profile before starting adjuvant hormonal therapy, maintain a correct lifestyle with a healthy diet and regular exercise, and assume medications useful for the treatment of pre-existing hypercholesterolemia.
The officer neither impounded Payne's computer nor seized the floppies-he later testified in court that he had assumed any potentially useful evidence was already destroyed.
A sufficiently detailed floodplain typology is assumed to be useful in the estimation of local flood risk, planning flood control and river restoration measures and for the survey of landscape ecological patterns.
