The phrase "assumption to continue" is not correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the need for a presumption or belief in order to proceed with a particular action or decision.
Example: "The assumption to continue with the project relies on the funding being secured."
Alternatives: "presumption to proceed" or "belief to carry on".
"And it is that predictability that will enable Russia to avoid worst case assumptions and to continue to reduce its nuclear arsenal significantly.
This assumption enables us to continue considering small oscillations and applying the linear approximation.
The Misplaced Assumption That Washington is going to continue to allow the balkanization of television content.
It allows me to move forward with a strong heart, without the assumption that I'm going to continue to make similar "poor" choices in the future.
Following assumptions are made in order to continue the work.
More generally, as breeding and wintering ground surveys improve for other migratory birds, including non-game species, we encourage others to not only test methodological assumptions and hypotheses, but also to continue rigorously evaluating hypotheses about factors affecting population dynamics and distributions in light of novel methodological approaches.
Traditional ways of economic thinking have been based on the assumption we will continue to have access to cheap and plentiful sources of energy and materials, says the report, but the "era of cheap energy is coming to an end".
The Misplaced Assumption People will continue to seek out the best brands, whether they be Mercedes-Benzes or a pair of Manolo Blahniks.
But he (and the economy) are still dragged down by the undertow of bad economic assumptions that continue to contour the debate.
The Scandinavian Prostatic Cancer Group Study assume in their analysis disease-specific hazards are proportional in relation to treatment (Bill-Axelson et al, 2005), an assumption we continued to adopt.
