The phrase "assumptions around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the beliefs or ideas that are held regarding a particular topic or situation.
Example: "We need to examine the assumptions around climate change to better understand the challenges we face."
Alternatives: "assumptions about" or "beliefs regarding".
First, assumptions around 'gender' can vary dramatically.
There are no assumptions around who should mentor whom, and mentor relationships exist across business units and geographical locations.
Some of this selectivity can be imposed by raising hurdle rates and tightening assumptions around terminal values.
The team will frame a set of initial questions to test assumptions around journalism and mobile technology and advance research in this area.
The lazy assumptions around class are jarring, but it's nevertheless the most honest, rigorous and robustly feminist interrogation of love and work that I've come across.
The party had adopted a policy programme that involved "a fundamental rethinking of the basic assumptions around which social democracy has been built for 30 years", he said.
Too white as in my workshop reproduced exactly the dominant culture's blind spots and assumptions around race and racism (and sexism and heteronormativity, etc).
From the very beginning of his career, Margiela was interested in challenging lazy assumptions around luxury, and questioning the wastefulness of fashion.
Outside of schools, policies allowing women to be equal players at work and in life would go a long way in shifting assumptions around female identity.
The design of the market shocks must factor in appropriate assumptions around the period of time during which market events will unfold and any associated market responses.
We'll also look at how this might change the assumptions around innovation and research, and how new technology transfers into the wider world.
