"establish assumption" is a grammatically-correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are making an inference from an observation and need to explain your reasoning. For example, "Through examination of the evidence, we can establish assumption that the suspect is guilty."
The present invention therefore moves away from the established assumption that a mobile telephone is personal to a single end-user and instead readily allows the mobile telephone to be used by several end-users through appropriate on-screen prompts.
Within a statistical framework, Tyralis and Koutsoyiannis (2014, 2017) use Bayesian techniques for probabilistic climate forecasts under the established assumption of long-range dependence of the observed time series.
As with The Witch of Salt and Storm, Crog establishes assumptions, then gradually trashes them as Wilf, his twin sister Ishie and Crog dodge the police and two deadly figures hunting the powerful artefact.
Mr. Ahmad said that the Asian University for Women was not only about academic training and exposing students to other cultures and religions, but it is also about giving hundreds of young women the confidence to challenge established assumptions about themselves and others.
Currently, the reserve requirements are determined using a posteriori methods based upon operator's experience and established assumptions.
Even when considering the limitations of the predominantly 2-dimensional sampling method, these results fundamentally challenge established assumptions on the indicative meaning of sediment wave geometry.
Wolfe and Gertler (2002) suggest that network learning facilitates SMEs to engage with generative learning and to question established assumptions about their mission, customers, capability or strategy.
These findings advance the notion that EMEs can use OFDI as a strategy to globalize R&D and enhance their innovation performance and demonstrate that certain established assumptions regarding organizational learning are not valid for EMEs.
However, in recent years such established assumptions on safety have come under revision, as glyphosate is found to have more subtle and complex effects than what has previously been acknowledged [11, 86].
a process of constantly analyzing, questioning, and critiquing established assumptions of oneself, schools, and the society about teaching and learning, and the social and political implications of schooling, and implementing changes to previous actions that have been supported by those established assumptions for student learning and a better schooling and more justice society for all children.
