The phrase "assumptions methodology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the methods or approaches based on certain assumptions in research or analysis.
Example: "In our study, we employed an assumptions methodology to evaluate the impact of various factors on the outcome."
Alternatives: "assumptive approach" or "methodology based on assumptions".
"This does nothing to reverse the elevation of one school of thought to be the sole object of study in economics and means that the assumptions, methodology and values of what we are taught are not in question.
For example, the government's PCF projections were made with non-public computer tools and data, making it impossible to verify the government's assumptions, methodology, or accuracy.
Realist evaluation is based on a realist philosophy of science, which permeates and informs its underlying epistemological assumptions, methodology and quality considerations.
Realist review is based on a realist philosophy of science, which permeates and informs its underlying epistemological assumptions, methodology and quality considerations.
He said: "It is given such a dominant position in our modules that many students aren't even aware that there are other distinct theories out there that question the assumptions, methodologies and conclusions of the economics we are taught".
They also profoundly disagree with each other on matters as vital to the status of economics as an academic discipline as the appropriate organizing assumptions, methodologies, evidence and associated policy preferences of economics itself.
The accord sets standards for reporting actions each country is taking to cut its emissions, with requirements for detailed statements of data, economic assumptions and methodology.
However, besides requiring stringent assumptions, this methodology involves a number of sub-models and parameterizations which, being difficult to define a priori, are potential sources of uncertainty.
But Patrick Jankowski, the author of the report and the partnership's vice president for research, said the assumptions and methodology could be applied elsewhere because he used data from public sources — like the Bureau of Labor Statistics — and the Pew Hispanic Center.
Mr. Stern had been particularly insistent that the agreement include a consistent formula for countries to disclose their emissions, report on the measures they are taking to reduce them and provide detailed statements of economic assumptions and methodology.
The rest of the paragraph from which he has lifted this sentence, however, goes on to show that subsequent peer-reviewed literature has discredited the assumptions and/or methodology of those papers, and failed to find any effect.
