The phrase "assumption of an increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a belief or expectation that something will rise or grow, such as in financial forecasts or statistical analyses.
Example: "The assumption of an increase in sales for the next quarter is based on current market trends."
Alternatives: "expectation of growth" or "presumption of a rise".
We find that, under the assumption of an increasing hazard rate of type distributions, an optimal deterministic mechanism never extracts any net payments from the agents, that is, it will be budget-balanced.
The assumption of an increasing area requirement with increasing number of utilized memory instances, as mentioned in the introduction (cf. Section 1), is consequently disproved.
The unconstrained effect of age supports the assumption of an increasing slope of the h-d curve with increasing developmental stage, since generally the effect of age on B is increasing.
In order to validate the assumption of an increasing negative potential being associated with an increase in decision conflict, it would be interesting to use the distance in SV of the two reward options as a conflict measure.
The fact that carriers of genotype I/I had the lowest postoperative levels of t-PA/PAI-1 complex (Table 2) strengthens the assumption of an increased fibrinolytic tendency in association with that particular genotype.
In addition, the latency to the first grooming another indictor for arousal (Ohl et al. 2003) was slightly reduced supporting the assumption of an increased arousal in the absence of GLUT8.
Historical business cycles show that it is safe to assume an economic boom to take place after a bust like the one that we have just experienced, so we can also expect oil prices to increase steadily within this period of time, substantiating the assumption for an increase in MPG.
To check the assumption of a linear increase, we plotted a linear increase in the [Vrn1]ap target from an initial value of 0·74 with an increase of 0·028/HS from 1·1 HS after the treatment was moved from 8- to 16-h Pp (Fig. 6B).
He said the assumption of a 40% increase in uni fees from deregulation was "very modest" in comparison to education experts who said fees could double or triple.
The coefficients estimated from this regression were not inconsistent with an assumption of a linear increase given expected variation around a linear trend (see Table 4).
