"calculations assumptions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in a business context to refer to assumptions that have been made when making a calculation. For example: "The calculations assumed a 5% annual return on investment."
Having muddled through so many times before, Europe's statesmen had assumed that they would somehow contrive to do so again.Ms MacMillan is particularly good at describing the men (they were all men) and the calculations, assumptions and prejudices, often supported by only patchy information and unco-ordinated government machines, that led them to their decisions.
Padatella et al. (2014), for example, compared data assimilation results across different whole-atmosphere models and found that the model-to-model difference increases above the stratopause region owing to variations in calculations, assumptions, and/or grid sizes across models.
The correctness of the design solutions and calculation assumptions is reflected in the fact that, after a period of more than three years, no damage to the repaired elements of the masonry dome occurred.
How these new data and calculation assumptions affect the effective dose depends on both the source regions included in the biokinetic model and the physical decay for each radiopharmaceutical.
The determination of the potentials of zero total and free charge, pztc and pzfc respectively, were made in a wide pH range by using the CO displacement method and the same calculation assumptions used previously for Pt(1 1 1) electrodes in contact with non-specifically adsorbing anions.
At the Interim Analysis, the DSMC will also check the validity of the sample size calculation assumptions.
Although our sample size calculation assumptions expected differences equal or greater than 35%, we observed statistically significant differences in malaria incidence reduction of 16% and 20% with AS+AQ and AS+SP, respectively, compared with AL.
Power calculation assumptions for the placebo group were based largely on retrospective data (Litvan et al., 1996 a, c, 2003; Testa et al., 1996, 2001; Ben-Shlomo et al., 1997), which underestimated the number of events observed in NNIPPS by 2 6%.
Note that the term upper bound risk is used here to refer to calculations, scientific assumptions, and estimates that tend to overestimate the risks to public health through assumptions of greater toxicity and higher estimates of consumer exposure.
It's always a challenge to estimate valuation ranges for publicly traded companies such as LinkedIn, Salesforce and Workday because these calculations require assumptions of growth.
Life cycle inventories are based on manufacturers' data combined with additional calculations and assumptions.
