The phrase "assumption of administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to taking over management or control of a particular situation, organization, or process.
Example: "The assumption of administration for the project was necessary to ensure its timely completion."
Alternatives: "taking over management" or "assumption of control".
Another assumption of business administration is that a bigger business unit will have a higher profit margin: the fixed costs of a public pharmacy are high so increased sales will reduce the cost per unit and increase the profit per unit.
The mode of action of coreceptor antagonists led to the assumption that administration of such drugs would impede the adaptation of the virus and consequently lower the risk of developing resistance.
Likewise, review authors might make assumptions about the route of administration of drugs assessed.
This practice is sometimes based on false assumptions about the easiness of administration or the toxic effects profile of the newer oral anticancer drugs.
Sample size calculation was therefore based on the assumption that administration of dabigatran as compared to phenprocoumon results in a 25% absolute decrease of maximal ADP.
We would like to challenge the assumption that overall costs and ease of administration are meaningful and sensible endpoints in this setting.
"I stand firm that the assumption of power of the new administration is against the Constitution," he said.
When caregiver costs were excluded from our analyses, ranibizumab treatment was cost-saving at 10-years under only one set of assumptions: sustained-effectiveness, administration of ranibizumab less frequently for only 2 years, and the ranibizumab cost equal to the bevacizumab price (Table 6).
The assumption of homogenous GNP distribution with local administration may not be accurate, especially with local administration; problems with inconsistent tumor vasculature (particularly in hypoxic tumor regions) may cause poor uptake or heterogeneous GNP distribution even within small focal lesions.
But Mr. Bernanke proposed an array of alternative approaches to dealing with the banks in the months ahead, and all of those options reflected a fundamental shift from the original assumptions of the Bush administration.
