The phrase "assuming no additional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a statement or conclusion based on the condition that no further factors or variables are introduced.
Example: "The project will be completed by the end of the month, assuming no additional delays occur."
Alternatives: "provided there are no further" or "if there are no extra".
Compound that over 30 years (assuming no additional contributions) and you have a 14% whack to your savings.
We are planning to have support for bitcoin cash by January 1 , 2018 assuming no additional risks emerge during that time.
The present value of the remaining payments (assuming no additional defaults) at time τ is N o l·A τ (τ,T R τ (τ,T).
6 It is possible that hospital admissions could increase in the future owing to temperature changes projected with climate change, assuming no additional acclimatisation.
In the case that future work uncovers multiple hybridization events, our analysis is valid for the lifespan of each clone, assuming no additional factors like interclonal competition that is independent of Muller's ratchet.
However, if a (new) population of mosquitoes infected with P. vivax or, alternatively, P. falciparum were to be introduced into Portugal and current environmental conditions assumed (scenario 2), transmission risk might change to a low risk level, assuming no additional vector control.
FedEx said its outlook for the new fiscal year "assumes no additional increases to current fuel prices and no further weakening in the economy".
We assumed no additional benefit attributable to ICD as the frequency of other follow-up events has been reported to be similar for CRT-P and CRT-D patients.
Actually, this is TRA versus ETO/DAC setting, which conservatively assumes no additional benefit with active EST after TRA.
This crude estimate assumes no additional healthcare expenditure by patients on the program and that the costs of home visits fully remunerated for the doctor and nurse time spent.
This cost is significantly less than our estimates for GM mustard, but unlike GM mustard, the estimates for GM rice assumed no significant additional costs associated with distribution.
