The phrase "assumed weekly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is expected or taken for granted to occur on a weekly basis.
Example: "The budget for the project is based on an assumed weekly expenditure of $500."
Alternatives: "presumed weekly" or "expected weekly".
The test assumes weekly rebalancing.
Bill Rosenblatt '83, president of WPRB's board of trustees, said the station assumed Nassau Weekly debts of about $7,000 to the University and about $6,000 to The Princeton Packet Feb. 19.
On the basis of the results shown in Figure 2, we assumed that weekly mesoscale oceanic variations caused by planetary Rossby waves were negligible compared with variations caused by the response of the ocean to a typhoon.
It has been estimated that the current use is 416 tons/year, assuming a weekly fish intake of 2 kg/person and a population size of 4 000 people.
Thus, it is reasonable to assume that weekly cisplatin and etoposide can be safely combined with another cytotoxic agent by replacing the doxorubicin and vincristine in the CODE regimen with the third agent.
However, more fundamental research should be carried out to model the uncertainty involved in the underlying mechanisms related to the wastewater generation (rainfall profiles, household and industries pollutant discharges, assumed daily and weekly patterns, etc.).
I'd always assumed that the weekly mowing does the grasses no favor, is strictly for our benefit, but of course mowing's ecological point is to keep the forest at bay.
A left-truncated normal distribution was assumed for the weekly expected percentage changes in the HAM-A during simulation (i.e., percentage mean reduction in HAM-A with therapy could not be higher than 100%, based on empirical observation of patient-level data from the clinical trial).
The water flux was assumed constant on a weekly, monthly, semiannual, and annual basis.
