The phrase "assumption suggested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an assumption that has been proposed or implied in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The assumption suggested by the data indicates a potential correlation between the two variables."
Alternatives: "implied assumption" or "proposed assumption".
Thus, the assumption suggested by Choi et al. [3] was partially correct.
Using the assumption suggested by Gardner and Knopoff (1974), 102,017 events of earthquakes were defined as dependent foreshocks or aftershocks and so were eliminated.
All these data are useful to confirm the assumption suggested that in the course of lignite desulphurization, the main sulphur conversions take place as a result of pyritic sulphur reaction with high reaction organic mass and/or the products of its destruction and gasification (Pyshyev et al. 2012).
This assumption suggested further investigation to characterize the structure by the following differential analysis of the HSQC spectra.
Given that, for example, BSA with a radius of 3.5 nm can extremely slowly though cross the nuclear envelope (Bonner, 1978), this assumption suggested uniform pores with a radius larger than 3.5 nm.
Allowing for a more flexible time-varying coefficient model (i.e., relaxing the linearity assumption) suggested that the rate of temporal change in the national trend may be slowing for years past 2000 (see Supplemental Material, Figure S2B).
We question this assumption, suggesting that not all such linkages are equally helpful.
But mounting evidence is raising questions about that assumption, suggesting that as men get older, they face an increased risk of fathering children with abnormalities.
Modern analyses question that assumption, suggesting that their similarly segmented body plans would have to have evolved independently.
The first assumption suggests disregard for the basic rule that consideration of a treaty's ordinary meaning must be the first step in its interpretation.
Given that there could be upward of a billion Earth-like planets in our galaxy alone, this assumption suggests that the universe should be teeming with life.
