The phrase "assuming community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is considering or presuming the existence of a community or collective group in a discussion or argument.
Example: "In our analysis of social dynamics, we are assuming community as a fundamental aspect of human interaction."
Alternatives: "presuming community" or "considering community".
Introna and Brigham (2007) also argue that virtuality affords an opportunity to reconsider the meaning of the traditionally assumed community in a rather fundamental way.
Policymakers should not assume communities can be persuaded to accommodate service change which may result in reduced access to care.
The study particularly calls for caution in assuming inclusive community benefits of art-led regeneration as abundantly ascribed in creative city theories and urban policies.
If this merger happens, then it'll surely help both groups that already sit underneath the umbrella of the Linux Foundation, which should make the transition relatively easy, assuming the community agrees.
Based on our pilot data and conservatively assuming a community prevalence of 6% [ 9, 27, 28]. a sample of 700 people would be sufficient to estimate sensitivity within 3%95%5% confidence) and specificity within 4%95%5% confidence).
On the basis of our pilot data and conservatively assuming a community prevalence of neoplasia of 6% (Thiis-Evensen et al, 1999; Lieberman et al, 2000), a sample of 700 people would be sufficient to estimate specificity within 4%95%5% confidence).
This can be done, for example, by assuming a community structure (such as the presence of households) or by using contact network models (Danon et al. 2011), which have been successfully applied in infectious disease modeling.
In selecting our study communities, we assumed that community perceptions of poverty might differ by poverty incidence, socio economic, socio cultural and rural urban characteristics.
After that the FBI felt free to harass members of these communities assuming that the communities were havens for criminals of all sorts.
In case of the Enron network, we aim to estimate the proportion of number of elements in a community, assuming each node knows which community it associates with it.
