The phrase "assumptions included" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a set of assumptions that are part of a discussion, analysis, or document.
Example: "In the report, we outlined the key findings, with all relevant assumptions included for clarity."
Alternatives: "assumptions considered" or "assumptions accounted for".
Our assumptions included a simplified approach to modelling O2 transport processes in saturated soils.
The major design assumptions included stainless steel plate thickness of 2 mm, reaction temperature of 60 65 °C and an initial/final fluid temperature of 25/70 °C.
Model assumptions included perfectly-stirred conditions within the vessel, one-dimensional unsteady heat conduction through the composite vessel wall, ideal gas and frictional adiabatic flow conditions through the inlet tube.
Some other simplifying assumptions included non-differential transmissibility of influenza by symptomatic and asymptomatic cases and non-incorporation of other concurrent mitigation strategies on influenza transmission, including antivirals and social distancing measures, on influenza transmission.
Assumptions included a 25% attack rate and 12-week outbreak duration (Table).
In the current study, particular consideration was given to the assumptions included in the power analysis.
The calculator also provides the option to modify assumptions, including the rate of inflation.
The analysis, from December 2000, was based on a number of assumptions, including one that no technological innovation would occur.
Those assumptions include perfect competition, perfect information, complete markets, and the absence of market failures.
She has spent her life countering assumptions, including in the media, that she must be a Muslim.
It rests on several rocky assumptions, including the competence of a team whose name could reasonably be spelled Nix.
