The phrase "assuming a preferred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are considering or taking into account a preferred option or choice.
Example: "Assuming a preferred method of communication, we can proceed with the project more efficiently."
Alternatives: "considering a preferred" or "taking into account a preferred".
Assuming a preferred direction of 230° at Glons would seriously bias estimates of proportional drift and would result in very different (unsuccessful) migration trajectories according to the IBM.
The relative transport cost of each SW track was estimated using the estimated airspeed and measured groundspeed and drift angle relative to 215°, that is, assuming a preferred direction of 215° and maximum range airspeeds (see Equation 5).
The aim of our study was to compare patients spending in a recumbent position more than 50% of labour to those assuming a preferred alternative position (vertical position) in terms of intrapartum, maternal/fetal, and neonatal outcomes.
Perfect tactical voting by Lib/Lab/Green voters, even assuming they preferred a Labour government to a Tory one, would fail miserably based on current polling.
Focus on what is at stake and the importance of the relationship, no matter how hard it may seem and no matter how tempting it is to prefer assuming a negative viewpoint of him.
Assuming codons preferred near boundaries are "splice optimal" codons, in Ectocarpus, unlike Drosophila, splice optimal and translationally optimal codons are not mutually exclusive.
The new Series C-2 Preferred Stock has a liquidation preference of $0.4196 per share, resulting in an aggregate liquidation preference of the Series C-2 Preferred Stock of $13 million (assuming a $7 million financing).
Our friends replied, "Assumed or preferred?" How should we respond and still keep the peace?
Like most companies using non-GAAP, Pure Storage excludes all sorts of operating expenses from these metrics; for example: stock-based compensation, assumed preferred stock conversion, and a one-time charge for an equity grant to the Pure Good Foundation.
In part, this may be a reaction to the diminished appetite for stock analysis in a bear market, but more likely many analysts prefer to assume a lower profile while their firms' research activities are being investigated by regulators.
In setting surplus projections, Republicans generally prefer to assume a spending freeze, saying Congress should decide each year how much money gets spent and which programs deserve to be cut.
