The phrase "assuming average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a statement or calculation based on the average of a set of data or conditions.
Example: "Assuming average temperatures for this time of year, we can predict a mild winter ahead."
Alternatives: "assuming typical" or "considering the average".
That would cut costs at a rate equivalent to $16 a square foot, assuming average density.
The study was conducted for the hours 11 17 LT during June assuming average climate conditions.
Assuming average camelina production conditions and oil extraction modeling from the literature, the cost of oil was 0.31 $kg−11.
In addition, zero forecasts assuming no rainfall in the coming days, and monthly average forecasts assuming average monthly rainfall in the coming days, were used.
The Senate GOP budget is set to balance in 10 years, assuming average economic growth of 2.6percentthe the same assumption made in the pending House budget, according to the draft.
These people at the not insignificant cost to the company of roughly $40 million a year (assuming average total compensation of $35,000 per person)—were collectively destroying value by alienating customers and, presumably, driving many of them away.
"One of these is that they have assumed average fees of £7,500.
It is maybe not surprising that the Finch Report's financial estimates assumed average APCs of £1,500-£2,000, and that some academics are baulking at such prices.
This estimate assumes average monthly Medi-Cal enrollment of 10.1 million and Medi-Cal General Fund spending of $16.9 billion in 2014-2015 witheut the proposed policy.
All the research papers dealing with travel time models of carousel system assumed average uniform velocity for the carousel body movement, disregarding the acceleration/deceleration rate.
The results were compared with the ones obtained using a traditional GEP model, which assumed average operating conditions for thermal power plants.
