"does presuppose" is a correct part of a sentence in written English.
It is used to suggest that something is assumed or taken as true before any reasoning or proof is offered. For example, "This behavior does presuppose the existence of a certain level of trust between the parties involved."
All this does presuppose you actually make it to hospital.
Still, that does presuppose that you can actually play the goddamn things in the first place.
The direct acquaintance theorist does presuppose the intelligibility of a world that has "structure" independent of any structure imposed by the mind.
But such an easiness of movement in a flash does presuppose the most accomplished craftsmanship, it is the crystallized tradition in the Master's mind and body which explodes in lines and curves on paper, the most rigorous practice and discipline culminating into the freedom of improvisation.
Although this possibility cannot be dismissed entirely, it does presuppose a social or cognitive mechanism capable of maintaining strong conformism over thousands of generations in pre-literate societies.
Part 2 explores three prominent philosophical approaches to the nature of possible worlds.[1] Although many of the finer philosophical points of Part 2 do presuppose the technical background of Part 1, the general philosophical landscape laid out in Part 2 can be appreciated independently of Part 1.
We did presuppose that blood which goes through the capillaries of ovarian tissue will be removed from these capillaries more effectively in vivo than in vitro.
These reflections reinforced Ricoeur's conviction that what humans say and do presupposes both a finite freedom from natural processes and a dependence on these same processes for their efficacy.
Interpreting the sign of genetic correlations between fitness components as we did presupposes that mutation rates and their distribution of effects on the several fitness components are equivalent.
For example, number theory per se presupposes the existence of numbers, and perhaps numerical functions and numerical properties, but it does not presuppose the existence of mathematical notation and it a fortiori does not presuppose the existence of the vast, intricate notational system that we call the language of number theory.
The intellect presupposes the intuitive mode which just is the aesthetic but the intuitive mode does not presuppose the intellect.
