The phrase "assumptions pertaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific assumptions that are relevant to a particular topic or context.
Example: "The assumptions pertaining to the study's methodology must be clearly stated to ensure transparency."
Alternatives: "assumptions related to" or "assumptions concerning".
We exclusively treat those assumptions pertaining to biology and refer to them as biological background assumptions throughout.
The application examined here explores the effects on land-use and land-cover projections of scenarios that rely on varying assumptions pertaining to population growth, land-use trends, role of agrarian technology, and effects of resource institutions.
Davies (2013) is also sympathetic with the part of Seeley's view (in Seeley 2011) that holds that empirical research can at least help us to avoid false assumptions pertaining to the arts that are tacitly or explicitly based on empirical misunderstandings.
Third, assumptions pertaining to a Poisson distribution may not be appropriate for these cardiac death data (11 ).
Every model is comprised of multitudes of assumptions pertaining to contact dynamics, transmission and infection processes, spatial and temporal considerations, demographics, mobility mode(s), and stochasticity of parameters.
(34) In fact, the melting point has been directly correlated to the Log of solubility, although assumptions pertaining to the entropy of fusion had to be drawn.
In the end, we selected the spherical model for our study because it is the most studied model, and its assumption pertaining to the spatial correlation of data is probably closest to our pollutant data.
Then the immigration explosion upended past assumptions and patterns pertaining to Hispanics.
This paper discusses key scientific issues and major default assumptions and uncertainties pertaining to the risk assessment of inhaled fibers.
Many multidimensional instruments designed to measure QOL are based on the assumption that scores pertaining to various life domains can be combined so as to obtain an overall (general) QOL score.
IARC (2006) appears to have addressed and ruled out many of the assumptions and critical issues pertaining to the biological plausibility of the mode of action proposed by DeVoney et al. (2006a, 2006b) and Zhang et al. (2009, 2010).
