The phrase "assumed utilization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the expected or estimated use of a resource, service, or system.
Example: "The report was based on the assumed utilization of the new software over the next fiscal year."
Alternatives: "expected usage" or "projected use".
Assuming utilization patterns and provider productivity remain similar, we estimated more than 27,000 behavioral health FTE will be needed to serve 40 million medical patients (Table 3).
To account for this uncertainty, we considered two scenarios in sensitivity analyses that assumed drug utilization increased or reduced by 25%% from baseline, respectively.
With a range of RR estimates and population prevalences, PAR values for EPRT use ranged from 2% (assuming EPRT utilization of 10% and a relative risk of 1.2) to 11% (assuming EPRT utilization of 30% and a relative risk of 1.4).
A simple test room assuming passive utilization of solar energy was used with a thermal storage wall (Trombe wall) inside it.
The system's profitability was determined in two cases: considering maximum profitability of the system, assuming 100% utilization of useful energy (scenario 1); assuming a particular demand, considering that on many days all the useful energy the system can supply is not used (scenario 2).
Theoretical work in this field has been done with promising results (Bychenkov et al., 2014), yielding 300 GBq of 99mTc with 0.12% radionuclidic impurities in a 6 h irradiation assuming the utilization of the future International Coherent Amplification Network ICANN) laser concept.
It is reasonable to assume that utilization of maternal health services depends on individual and household factors, as well as factors operating at the community or policy levels.
In the years preceding 2015, we assume a utilization rate of 60%, which is a level consistent with penetration of home management of malaria across heavily affected countries.
For commonly used instruments, such as the HDRS and the BDI, mean difference (previously called weighted mean difference) will be calculated, which assumes the utilization of the same scale across studies.
In our study, patients with MHC used primary care services more heavily in the year before the index HbA1c value; assuming such utilization patterns continued following the index HbA1c value, the patients with MHC might have had more opportunities to receive medication intensification.
