The phrase "assumptions among" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing beliefs or ideas that are held by a group of people or within a particular context.
Example: "There are several assumptions among the team regarding the project's timeline that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "beliefs shared by" or "notions held among".
They can, to some extent, rectify some twisted assumptions among readers and help them put things into perspective.
But I, at least, was uncomfortable with a few of his assumptions, among them his apparent equation of assimilation with establishment career advancement.
2. As we have said, the method requires assumptions, among which is the equation of unexplained increases in net worth with unreported taxable income.
Which way is the program headed?" Peterson, who is preparing the documentary, found that winning for so long had created "some assumptions" among Nebraska fans, including feelings of superiority.
My former teacher Andrew Morgan, who has died aged 88, was ever ready to challenge the often complacent assumptions among his students with a combination of humour, gentleness and firmness.
So while the plan for change challenged long-held assumptions (among other things, it would require the elimination of 5,000 jobs, with more cuts likely to come), it was embraced by employees.
There is an assumption among many that older people will move into retirement housing.
There is a widespread assumption among knowing New Yorkers that much of the merchandise is stolen.
He said the assumption among diplomats had long been that espionage among allies was a given.
THERE is a lingering assumption among Britons that their country stands for probity and fair play.
According to Dasgupta, this was partly because he'd transgressed on an unwritten assumption among those commenting on the blog.
