The phrase "assumption reflects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular assumption demonstrates or indicates certain beliefs, values, or perspectives.
Example: "The assumption reflects a deep-seated belief in the importance of individual responsibility."
Alternatives: "assumption indicates" or "assumption demonstrates".
The popularity of this assumption reflects the fact that there is usually only one way to behave rationally, but there are a great many possible ways to behave stupidly.
However, this assumption reflects the common practice in the Sicilian context.
This assumption reflects the fact that manufacturing plants must continuously procure engineering services and technical support from internal engineering departments or external contractors for their operation.
The selected backhaul assumption reflects the situation of most MNOs that do not own a fixed network and are required to lease capacity from other operators.
The Taxonomic Assumption reflects the belief that speakers use words to refer to categories that are internally consistent.
While opponents of reform worry that raising the age of criminal responsibility is a "get out of jail free" card and promotes a culture of leniency regarding juvenile criminals, advocates suggest such an assumption reflects one of the two biggest misconceptions regarding the types of crimes generally committed by youth and the recommended reforms.
Because of the finality of the title - and the fact that the story begins with the ominously prophetic words "The dead man" - there has been an assumption, reflected in some obituaries, that End Games was consciously a final work, for both Dibdin and Zen.
The important assumption reflected in Goldman's June 11 presentation was that a bloc of shares of Southern Peru could yield a cash value equal to Southern Peru's actual stock market price and was thus worth its market value was emphasized by the Court of Chancery.
The assumption reflected by this ad and by the terminology of a "career ladder" is that life is linear -- we move from education to careers or work to retirement.
While our analysis is restricted to estimates of the proportion of adults with severe depression, the results clearly demonstrate that the data MCAR assumption reflected in the no imputation results and the data MAR assumption reflected in the standard demographic model results may not hold for certain health-related survey measures.
The latter assumptions reflects modern Smartphones, where multiple applications generate multiple requests in parallel.
