The phrase "assumptions for example" is not correct in written English as it lacks proper structure and clarity.
You can use it when you want to introduce a specific instance of assumptions, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "There are several assumptions, for example, that all participants will be available for the meeting."
Alternatives: "assumptions such as" or "for instance, assumptions".
It's also crucial to documenting supporting assumptions, for example, web traffic or conversion growth.
They make assumptions, for example that someone with a history of depression might take their own life.
Employers should not make assumptions – for example, that those of the same religion necessarily share the same beliefs and practices.
In addition to the facts, there are also assumptions; for example, the probability that Maloney doesn't like consultants.
Assuming that sociopolitical categories are the same as genetic categories can lead to erroneous assumptions, for example that genetic tests for ancestry represent a person's ethnicity.
The therapy includes grief counseling, she said, and prodding the children to confront unconscious assumptions — for example, that the world is an inherently unsafe place.
Climate change campaigners are already building their public communications around this assumption (for example a viral campaign 'advert' contrasts Romney's ludicrous nomination speech with Sandy).
Trump is a naif on the world stage and seems to be under the assumption, for example, that by using the term "denuclearization" Kim is offering to get rid of all his nukes and open his closed country up for inspections.
One assumption, for example, was that the average unemployment for 2009 would be 8.1%.
The possibility that this might not be a realistic assumption (for example, if the stimulus period T s is too small, the limit cycle is weakly hyperbolic or the strength of the stimulus ϵ is too large) has been already pointed out in the literature; see, for instance, [22] or Chap. 10 in [1].
The peptide alignments of several most represented proteins supported this assumption (for example, see Figure 3).
