The phrase "assumptions across" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the spread or application of assumptions in various contexts or areas.
Example: "The study revealed several assumptions across different demographics that influenced the results."
Alternatives: "assumptions throughout" or "assumptions in various".
It's highly unlikely that invalid assumptions across all of these methods would distort the results in exactly the same way.
In just two years the PNG Hunters have earned the respect of the Queensland football fraternity, overcoming the doubters and challenging assumptions across the state.
Analysts at Dresdner Kleinwort said: "We reduce our sales assumptions across most territories, as well as increasing interest costs, to reflect the likely higher cost of financing.
However, on the reconstructed signals, neither the magnitude nor phase guarantees the delay assumptions across channels.
Last year's civil unrest drew attention to uneven policing practices and assumptions across the city.
"All of the assumptions across the board were wrong," Ortiz said.
The Hausman test showed that the IIA assumption held across groups and the conditional logit (CL) model was subsequently used to analyse response data, with the following function estimated: {V}_{ji} = AS{C}_j + {beta}_1 ADVMED + {beta}_2 ADVHL + {beta}_3 ADVMH + {beta}_4 TIME + {beta}_5 PRIVD + {beta}_6 REPLD + {beta}_7CH0 + {beta}_8CH1 + {beta}_9CH2 + {beta}_{10} COST (1).
Retirement has been the assumption across the masses, but you know what they say about people who assume.
According to a deeply held assumption across the sector, the imperative of assisting according to need sits at the ideational core of humanitarianism, and thus also provides the sector with its central problem definition.
Moreover, under the homoscedasticity variance assumption across subjects and groups that is often used in SPM analysis, the aforementioned individual and group analyses using sparse dictionary learning can be accurately modeled by a mixed-effect model, which also facilitates a standard SPM-type group-level inference using summary statistics.
She is in that song as well, I think, because there is this assumption across a lot of our culture that there is something wrong with you and that you really have to fix it, or that somehow you're more helpless than you really are and need to go to the Doctor for x,y,z.
