The phrase "based on current assumptions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the reason or basis for a statement or decision. Example: "The company's budget for next year, based on current assumptions about market trends, includes a significant increase in marketing expenses."
Based on current budget assumptions, California faces an $8 billion shortfall next year -- and even that figure seems ludicrously optimistic.
B. papayae and B. philippinensis represent the same biological species (further supported by the authors' unpublished work demonstrating mating compatibility), we approached this study with no a priori assumptions based on current taxonomic designations.
Combinatorial complexity can thus be avoided in the specification of a model as long as most interactions are local, that is, they involve only a few of the possible sites of the interacting molecules, which is a reasonable assumption based on current knowledge.
Those assumptions were based on current understanding of the potency of various forms of ER to induce transcription.
Based on current research, we made the following two assumptions regarding the etiology of young-onset hypertension.
Such an assumption holds true in the BCZ based on current understanding of CO2 dynamics in this region [ 9, 20- 24].
The approach is based on three assumptions: the current demand for health care is appropriate and appropriately met by current level, mix, and distribution of providers; the age and sex-specific resource requirements remain constant in the future; and the size and demographic profile of the population changes over time in ways projected by currently observed trends [ 9].
This approach is based on three assumptions: the current level, mix, and distribution of providers in the population are adequate; the age and sex-specific productivity of providers remain constant in the future; the size and demographic profile of the providers change over time in ways projected by currently observed trends [ 9].
He said that the report is based on assumptions that reflect current law and that it does not factor in the possible repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
The current identification theories based on Gaussian assumptions cannot meet the needs.
