The phrase "assumptions raised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assumptions that have been brought up or highlighted in a particular context or discussion.
Example: "In our meeting, several assumptions raised about the project's feasibility need to be addressed before we proceed."
Alternatives: "assumptions brought up" or "assumptions presented".
Despite gilded-class assumptions raised by Ms. Ford's fashion pedigree and her mother's wealthy third husband, Anson Beard Jr., a former Morgan Stanley senior executive, Ms. Ford quickly points out that she grew up in Naples, Fla., playing paddleball as a teenager and perfecting her tan.
10-21-05: Assumptions Raised by the Latest Keller-Culpa.
However, critics of communicative rationality and its underlying assumptions raise fundamental questions about the very possibility of an actually existing collaborative planning process.
They can challenge assumptions, raise awareness of underlying factors and stimulate participants into fresh thinking about what could happen and what it would mean for them [33].
Second, some preliminary tests are accompanied by their own underlying assumptions, raising the question of whether these assumptions also need to be examined.
Unlike the assumption raised by means of numerical calculations [16], this analytical result shows that there is no straightforward relation between number of feedback cycles and off-state stability.
This reinforces the assumption raised by Silva et al. [ 78] about higher phthalate exposure for children relating to more time spent indoors and therefore the higher exposure to the phthalates potentially found in the household environment such as in carpets, vinyl flooring, pigments, or paints [ 79, 80].
The application of such an assumption raises serious legal problems in the administration of the criminal law.
This alternative assumption raises the gains from free trade in goods by $174 billion (or thereabouts).These rival assumptions are not right or wrong, but they illustrate how far the results of CGE models flow from the presuppositions of their authors.
The heads-up assumption raises problems, however, such as the difficulty of pumping blood to a brain that is more than 10 meters above the body.
This assumption raises the need for a generic model enabling the specification of layer-specific parameters to be taken into account during the utility-optimization process.
