The phrase "assumptions that provide" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the foundational beliefs or premises that offer support or justification for a particular argument or conclusion.
Example: "The assumptions that provide the basis for our analysis must be clearly stated to ensure transparency in our findings."
Alternatives: "premises that offer" or "beliefs that supply".
Using other assumptions that provide for higher spending levels, the 10-year surplus projections outside of Social Security would range from $838 billion to more than $1.8 trillion.
In addition, the low-dose literature for BPA and other endocrine-disrupting chemicals shows that regulatory agencies need to begin the process of reevaluating the assumptions that provide the basis for the linear-threshold model used in risk assessments.
The numerous ad hoc assumptions that provide a rationale for this generic approach to carcinogenic risk assessment can only be evaluated critically when mechanistic data directly relevant to the low-dose and interspecies extrapolation problems are available.
Our long-term goal is to develop a form of protocol analysis, consistent with standard cryptographic assumptions, that provides a language for expressing probabilistic polynomial-time protocol steps, a specification method based on a compositional form of equivalence, and a logical basis for reasoning about equivalence.
It was these very assumptions that provided the philosophical underpinnings for a geopolitical frame of reference that accompanied the first and second industrial revolutions in the 19th and 20th centuries.
The popularity of content management systems (CMSs) in today's higher education is driven by the assumption that providing a rich toolset and leaving the use of this toolset under learner control will stimulate self-regulated and deeper learning.
We compared the physical and biological structure of four urban degraded, four urban restored, and four forested streams in the Piedmont region of North Carolina to quantify the ability of reach-scale stream restoration to restore physical and biological structure to urban streams and to examine the assumption that providing habitat is sufficient for biological recovery.
Our findings support the assumption, that providing better health care and especially maintaining constant patient-physician communication improves patient satisfaction.
The drive to provide faster access to physiotherapy is predicated on the assumption that providing treatment at an earlier stage is beneficial compared with delayed treatment.
Concerns that facilitating informed choice will reduce screening uptake seem to be based upon the unfounded assumption that providing information changes behaviour.
Authors discuss the underlying techniques and heuristic assumptions derived from music knowledge that provide the basis to relevant systems reported in the literature.
