The phrase "assuming a date" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that you are taking a specific date as a basis for further discussion or calculations.
Example: "Assuming a date of March 1st for the project deadline, we can plan our timeline accordingly."
Alternatives: "presuming a date" or "taking a date into account".
Assuming a completion date of the end of January 2002, allowing time for processing, the saving over the period from February 1 2002 to September 1 2003 when Mr Hilton's current fix ends would be £2,089.08 (18 x £116.06).
We performed a least squares fit for a single growth trajectory passing through length data collected using various methods (described below) on the two rivers, assuming an emergence date of January 30 for the Mokelumne and April 1 for the American, based on the first appearance of small fish in our samples.
We estimated past (1976) and future (2066) climate-driven changes in foraging microhabitat suitability, assuming a progressively earlier date of snowmelt due to increasing temperatures over this entire time span.
Assuming a vicariance model, dating was first attempted by calibrating single nodes which is allowed when applying relaxed molecular clocks.
Nevertheless, Hein and co say their report assumes a launch date of somewhere between 2025 and 2035.
I am gobsmacked that Beyoncé's "Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)" is at ninety-nine, though I assume a release date earlier in the decade would have given that one a big boost.
Monthly disease prevalence data were analysed against maximum temperatures for the periods of 7 and 14 days up to and including the sampling date, assuming a time lag in the corals' response to changing environmental parameters.
The significance of starlike patterns in the Native American haplogroups would be that the successful propagation event of these haplogroups and some of their major branches (in Beringia or later on the move further south) can very well be dated assuming a reliable calibration of the mtDNA mutation rate.
This aspect certainly accounts for the results of our study, where we could see men are more likely willing to pay for online dating services assuming a sufficient installed user base of women than vice versa.
The fellow who is quickest to his wallet will, it is assumed, receive a date.
