The phrase "assumed within" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is taken for granted or accepted as part of a larger context or framework.
Example: "The conclusions drawn from the study are based on several factors that are assumed within the theoretical model."
Alternatives: "implied in" or "taken for granted in".
"It's vintage Madikizela-Mandela – this is the role she has assumed within the organisation, of saying uncomfortable things".
It is widely assumed within the publishing industry that OK! paid the Spears family for the exclusive rights to the pregnancy news.
In the various versions of Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism etc there has been no one clerical figure vested with the kind of power and authority that the pope excersised over domains now assumed within the modern state.
UBS acknowledged as much Monday, noting that a report it submitted in April to the Swiss Federal Banking Commission concluded that "disproportionately large risks" had been assumed within its investment bank and that the bonuses there, linked to earnings, "had not been sufficiently tied to the amount of assumed risk.
Simple random sampling was assumed within each stratum.
b) Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium is assumed within populations (Pritchard et al. 2000).
This sampling strategy is aimed at detecting, with an assumed within-holding prevalence of 2%, at least one infected animal.
With regard to the results for PUPosj for an assumed within-flock design prevalence (PstarA) of 10%, it can be stated that ABT is only beneficial in flocks > 40 animals in order to support an eradication strategy.
Based on an assumed within-herd prevalence of 16% [ 16, 19] and a herd size varying between 100 and 4000 goats, 21 goats per farm were to be screened for C. burnetii infection.
Our model does not assume within-deme competition.
The aim of this research is to propose a hierarchical mixed model analysis of microarray gene expression data assuming within-gene heterogeneous residual variances.
