The phrase "assumptions stemming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the origins or sources of certain assumptions in a particular context or argument.
Example: "The assumptions stemming from previous research need to be reevaluated in light of new evidence."
Alternatives: "assumptions arising" or "assumptions derived".
The generative potential of the liminality construct, however, has been restricted by six key assumptions stemming from the highly institutionalized nature of the rites of passage originally studied.
So in contrast to early assumptions stemming from the classical period of molecular biology about how genes produced proteins which in turn produced organisms, it turned out that neither organismal complexity nor even position on the food chain was predictive of gene-number.
Some experts have judged this risk to be low on the basis of the following assumptions stemming from historical data: (i) only virus subtypes H1, H2, and H3 cause pandemics; (ii) influenza viruses do not cause pandemics without reassortment ("genetic mixing") of human and animal viruses; and (iii) pigs are required as an intermediate host to yield pandemic viruses (1).
All of them are based on assumptions stemming from the documentation of previous influenza pandemics, particularly in the 20th century.
From these assumptions stems the flow rate of users by preferred arrival time, ( tilde{q}left tilde{t}right)=Q{displaystyle {int}_{;tilde{x}}hleft tilde{x},tilde{t}right dtilde{x}} ), and the marginal probability density conditional on ( tilde{t} ), ( tilde{h}left tilde{x}left| tilde{t}right.right)=hleft tilde{x},tilde{t}right)/{displaystyle {int}_{;x}hleft x,tilde{t}right dx} ).
There's an inherent assumption stemming from racism that African-Americans lack the capacities to be anything other than athletes.
This assumption stems from the practice of industrial quality control and other application-oriented research.
This assumption stems from the fact that the statistical model for a cascaded channel is not unique.
This assumption stems from the traditional energy model, which assumes diseases as states of energy imbalance and treatment as puncturing at specific points in order to restore the flow of energy.
The basis for this assumption stems from the water samples' strategic location away from the mining site and the contrasting recorded values of the physico-chemical attributes of water quality affected by coal mining operations.
This assumption stems from the statistical analysis of the Web of trust showing that about 2/3 of the links in the large strongly connected social network are bidirectional [26].
