The phrase "assumptions where" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific conditions or contexts in which certain assumptions apply.
Example: "In our analysis, we need to clarify the assumptions where the data may not be reliable."
Alternatives: "assumptions in which" or "assumptions under which".
Such are the familiar assumptions where this poet is concerned.
Even on black sies assumptions where German profit is lost and trading deteriorates markedly, we reach a valuation of 7.7x 2012 EBITDA – no higher than historic levels.
To establish the existence of multiple positive solutions in of problem (1.3), let us list the following assumptions: ;, where.
Most of the theory of optimal diallel cross designs is based on standard linear model assumptions where the general combining ability effects are taken as fixed.
Available results on optimal block designs for diallel crosses are based on standard linear model assumptions where the general combining ability effects are taken as fixed.
Let be a sequence of a closed finite dimensional subspace of with the following assumptions: where, for all ( and are subspaces of ),,, are dense in.
On the island is the Pilgrimage Church of the Assumption, where we were surprised to come upon a large, very smartly dressed wedding party, all speaking in scouse accents.
The partially inelastic collision differs from the simulation assumption where the impact is perfectly inelastic.
The latter assumption is often cited in the modeling assumption where there are social science applications of the highly popular LISREL, AMOS and PLS path analysis software packages.
Traditionally, background modeling and subtraction methods [21] have a strong assumption where the scenes of static structures are with limited perturbation.
Hence, the state is bounded, which is a contradiction with the initial assumption, where the output and, therefore, the state diverge.
