The phrase "assumptions capabilities" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the capabilities related to certain assumptions, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The project relies on several assumptions capabilities that need to be validated before proceeding."
Alternatives: "assumptive capabilities" or "capabilities based on assumptions".
Also the opportunity to learn from others, consider alternative perspectives and question personal assumptions regarding capability and confidence are a priority for this student group.
Our assumption for capability to monitor the glucose level is based on the fact that a change of friction due to a change in glucose concentration in the arteries and veins causes a distortion of the vibration profile of the vessel.
His comments suggest that assumptions about weapons capabilities on the ground will have to be reevaluated, pending investigation of the crash.
Negative assumptions about the capabilities of women with children pervade the marketplace, Williams averred, and can violate Title VII of the Civil Rights Act even when employers insist their actions are not motivated by sexism.
All my assumptions about the capabilities of a child with autism were challenged as she used the app in all sorts of sophisticated ways.
Most studies are based on simplifying assumptions about the capabilities of power plants to operate at part load and to regenerate additional solvent after interim storage of solvent.
But as a father, my assumptions about her capabilities and view of what is best for her can put me out of touch with her actual day-to-day concerns.
The Web interface was built specifically for this study using Java Servlets/JSP and consists of pages containing nothing other than simple HTML in order to avoid making assumptions about the capabilities of the browsers used by the pharmacists.
Generally, we do not make any assumptions about concrete capability implementations.
The preoccupation with the latter is the outcome of the implied assumption that production capabilities already exist.
