'assumption of position' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in contexts where someone is taking on a new role or responsibility, typically either in a job or a position of authority. For example: "The newly elected Prime Minister made a statement today on the assumption of position."
Plato's own assumption of this position perhaps reflects certain confusions about the knowability of things that change; one should not, however, on that ground exclude this aspect of the concept of reality from metaphysical thought in general.
He was not a great tactician: as Jefferson said later, he often "failed in the field"; he was sometimes guilty of grave military blunders, the chief being his assumption of a position on Long Island, New York, in 1776 that exposed his entire army to capture the moment it was defeated.
Partial pressure of oxygen (PaO2) was significantly lower than baseline after assumption of Trendelenburg position and did not improve on return to normal recumbency and abdominal pressure.
Jefferson ordered Lincoln (in his capacity as acting Secretary of State), and then Madison (after his assumption of the position) not to deliver these commissions.
Beyond that, Trump's nominees and appointments appear fairly well positioned for confirmation and the assumption of office.
This change and assumption of different positions within the same period of time could, therefore, influence the impact on their mental health situation.
Introns were identified either by a trial and error approach with randomly placed primer pairs or with primers that were positioned based on the assumption of conserved intron position between B. betularia and B. mori.
When a DEM deforms through time as predicted by our model of viscoelastic earth relaxation, the entire surface hydrologic system with its lakes, outlets, shorelines and rivers also evolves without requiring assumptions of outlet position.
Collectively, these results suggest that there are lateral biases in assumptions of illumination position and that these biases do not depend on the number of stimuli being perceived at any given time.
We suggest that these premises play the role of biological background assumptions and argue that the most effective way toward a unified framework for risk analysis and regulation of GM stacks is by explicating and examining the biological background assumptions of each position.
Subsequently, using suitable assumptions, the method of position adjustment to approach equilibrium condition is introduced.
