The phrase "assuming feasible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conditions or scenarios that are based on the assumption that something is possible or practical.
Example: "Assuming feasible, we can proceed with the project timeline as planned."
Alternatives: "if possible" or "if viable".
We assume feasible power variables.
See Appendix B. We assume feasible network variables.
In this case the value of the candidate parameter is initially set to 10% of the model estimated parameter, the following to 20%, 30% and so on, until the parameter reaches the upper-bound range that was assumed feasible and physiologically relevant.
According to [27], BR is standard, thus guaranteeing the convergence of the RP game to its Nash Equilibrium, assuming any feasible initial solution.
In this work, assuming a feasible, low overhead Power Delivery Network (PDN) for NTC, we investigate how performance guarantees can be ensured when moving towards NTC manycores through a variability-aware voltage and frequency allocation methodology, showing that performance can be efficiently sustained at the NT region while reducing energy dramatically.
Assuming the feasible combination of δ18OCMD and δDCMD given by Equations 1 and 2 for 50°C to 160°C as the reaction temperature of CMD, we calculated the mixing ratios where the Oomine seep values lie on the same plane as that of the combination of SW, CMD, SPF, and MH values.
( P f ( x, ξ ) → min s.t. x ∈ X, where f : X × U ↦ Y is the objective function and X ⊆ X is the set of feasible solutions (note that we assume the feasible set to be unchanged for every realization of the uncertain parameter).
Assume the feasible set of (P) be nonempty and (p) be nonnegative on (K).
In this work, we model the DSDVRPTW assuming that all feasible orders are known in advance.
The scenarios simulated indicate the do nothing approach will likely not achieve the target water quality within 50 years and neither would source removal, assuming it were feasible.
