The phrase "assuming the trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing predictions or expectations based on observed patterns or trends.
Example: "Assuming the trend continues, we can expect sales to increase by 20% next quarter."
Alternatives: "if the trend holds" or "given the trend".
"Assuming the trend line continues, both in visitors and in increased revenue," Mr. Spitzer said, "we can imagine that we would be able to terminate the arrangement to monitor their financing".
Well if you start the trend from August 1998 – when the 12 month average was at its peak that year, we do get a bit more time till we hit 2C – a whole 10 extra years: And remember this is assuming the trend from here on is linear – which given where we are at today is pretty conservative.
Inside the Qualcomm camp, the mood was bleak; assuming the trend continued, the board would lose control of the company at the shareholder meeting.
Assuming the trend continues, the maximum of the current cycle would have half as many sunspots as the previous cycle did, and the next cycle would have no spots at all, he said.
The worse outcome of these assumptions and simplifications could be that estimated values of loss coefficients are too small or too large (if still assuming, the trend of k's as function of Re and flow ratio Q s /Q c remains the same as shown in Figures 4,5,6,7, and8).
Assuming the trend continues, teams should not have to pay such ridiculous premiums for pitching, a saving that may even be passed along to the fan some day.
Assuming the trends hold, Apple should indeed take the profit crown next quarter.
Some experts assumed the trend would continue, and access to inexpensive food for the three billion people who survive on less than two dollars a day would drastically improve.
And with tenant demand still strong for offices, warehouses, malls and apartments, everyone assumes the trend will persist.
However, this study is the first to use the extended dataset up to the year 2012 to derive long-term trends in foF2 (we assume the trend is a long-term linear change in foF2 over the period between 1957 and 2012).
Assuming the same trend line, it would be a little over $8 billion through December.
