The phrase "assumptions supported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether certain assumptions have evidence or backing to validate them.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that the assumptions supported by the data led to more accurate predictions."
Alternatives: "validated assumptions" or "backed assumptions".
All these assumptions supported and formed the general view that an essential feature of law is to play a rational but decisive role in the practical reasoning of its subjects that is, in their reasoning about what they ought to do.
However, the design of our data do not evidence the causality of these relations, which are solely based on theoretical assumptions supported by literature.
These companies typically demonstrate this evidence through a bottoms-up market analysis, starting with evidence achieved by the company and concluding with reasonable scaling assumptions supported by accurate research and trends.
To estimate seed survival based on these data, we made three assumptions, supported by the following observations.
Yet in that essay of 70 years ago, Keynes himself was beginning to question some of the assumptions supporting free trade.
But these new developments call into question some of the key assumptions supporting the doctrine of free trade.
Qualitative techniques -- traditional and non-traditional -- gauge emotional reaction that tell whether value-constellation assumptions support real behavior.
Many observations and assumptions support the majority opinion, especially the following.
Sensitivity analyses permitted us to analyse the robustness of the results to various assumptions supporting the base case analysis.
He notes one caveat: The analysis hinges on the assumption that space is "flat --an assumption supported by observations, but not yet conflat --an
This process is expected to increase resistance of louse-borne relapsing fever spirochetes to complement attack, an assumption supported by our previous findings with B. hermsii.
