The phrase "assuming price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are making a statement or calculation based on a specific price or pricing assumption.
Example: "Assuming price remains stable, we can expect our profit margins to improve this quarter."
Alternatives: "given the price" or "if we consider the price".
"I expect we should build our businesses in the travel sector assuming price deflation," said Stelios Haji-Ioannou, the founder of easyJet, one of Europe's leading low-cost airlines.
Assuming price stability and limited government, we expect growth to rebound after a recession, recouping at least part of the lost output.
Thus, assuming price differences vs. HFO of 1.6 and 1.1 times price per ton for MGO and LNG respectively, avoidance of these fuels would be preferable as according to Wik (2013).
Likewise, for the same DOSFREQ, if it costs more to make the reformulated product then to maintain the same price-cost margin, this will lead to a higher product price per dose assuming price demand elasticity remains the same.
Finally, while available data did not allow for measurement of cost per day at each department for each disease as well as detailed admission costs and costs of examination at specialist department, we did perform specific analyses assuming price weights, reflecting the average of all patients in the department.
Assuming prices of $25 a barrel, the OECD forecasts a surplus of 15% of GDP this year and next.
Assuming prices stabilize soon, the Fed's statements could amount to a successful pre-emptive strike on nascent bubbles.
The Scottish businessman said it would be a "very dangerous game to play" to leave iron ore in the ground assuming prices would rise at some point.
County officials said the change would save homeowners who use fuel oil about $8.25 on a 275-gallon fill-up, assuming prices of about $3 a gallon.
Assuming prices come down to earth in the coming year, these markets could represent the best long-term value for homebuyers.
I mean, I'm a bull long-term on North American energy, assuming prices don't go so low that they kill all the investment incentives.
