The phrase "creates a presumption" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in legal or academic writing to introduce a statement or conclusion that is based on evidence or previous information. Example: The presence of DNA evidence creates a presumption of guilt for the defendant.
But critics say the high conviction rate creates a presumption of guilt in the cases that do come to court.
An important facet of the rule creates a presumption that the chairman of a company's board, the chief executive, the president and the chief financial officer, or someone removed from one of those positions by the F.D.I.C., is substantially responsible for the bank's demise if the person had authority over "strategic, policymaking or companywide operational decisions".
I have the same problem Justice Kennedy does, apparently, which is, I would have thought you could say that Article II certainly creates a presumption that the scheme the Legislature has set out will be followed, even by judicial review, in election matters.
That creates a presumption for the following applicability of the Fenton process residue (ferric sludge) in the enhancement of sonolytic processes.
The immorality of a given kind of conduct creates a presumption in favour of criminalizing it it 'should be criminally prohibited'.
If the answer to both questions is Yes, then the argument creates a presumption for the conclusion but not a guarantee, for the reasoning is defeasible: other information may come to light that will override the presumption.
The low fees create a "presumption of ineffectiveness," a group of lawyers told the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
They created a presumption that any derogatory remark made about a gentleman must be false.
The "business judgment rule" reigned supreme, creating a presumption that whatever the board did was acceptable.
The bill created a "presumption" that the illness resulted from 9/11, waiving the burden of having to prove that assertion.
Mr Clarke's promise to hold a consultation on a new law that would create a presumption in favour of deporting foreign criminals is a good example.
