The phrase "hypothesized if" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to introduce a conditional statement based on a hypothesis or assumption. Example: Hypothesized if the marketing campaign is successful, there will be a significant increase in sales this quarter.
"If my wife and I," he hypothesized, "if I brought her into a room, and we're sipping brandy in front of a fire, and I'm giving her the brandy, and she gives me some incense, and we're burning it......
It is hypothesized if an optimum content of waste vinyl is used, it is expected that the waste vinyl will be effective as much as commercial modifier in improving the performance of asphalt pavements.
Objectives We hypothesized if a software could be designed to estimate daily need of these patients to opioids and if a protocol could be designed and implemented to concomitantly control pain, agitation and delirium (PAD) and prevent withdrawal signs in this population during ICU admission.
Similarly, we hypothesized if the tingling sensation is subserved by the activation of mechanosensitve fibers, application of alkylamide compounds should modulate tactile thresholds.
Nor were there greater distances between flowering plants and juveniles, as hypothesized if ants carry seeds away from parent plants.
For instance, a competitive effect can be hypothesized if two RBPs, found in the same cluster, exhibit a compatible preference for the same target region, even when the experimental data are incomplete and do not report overlapping interaction areas.
They're different from the politics of earthquakes or hurricanes or cyclones, or so I would hypothesize if I could start life over as a doctoral candidate in political science.
In this paper a framework is constructed to hypothesize if and how smart city technologies and urban big data produce privacy concerns among the people in these cities (as inhabitants, workers, visitors, and otherwise).
Respondents are asked to hypothesize if they will remember the stories in the future and could not be re-surveyed to see if they actually did remember.
Based on the ability of WNT10B to have clinical significance in TNBC, we hypothesize if HMGA2 would be able to have the same outcome.
The significant enrichment of MYB binding sites in differentially methylated gene promoters led us to hypothesize if the transcription factor itself is targeted by genetic alterations, eventually gene mutation, causing the HGP phenotype.
