"justification of assumptions" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to explain the reasons why you made a particular set of assumptions. For example, "This hypothesis was developed following a justification of assumptions based on previous research in the field".
I agree that this critical k_c may be very small - which makes the solid justification of assumption that k0 = 0 crucial.
The CIB software provides data formats as a scenario table; an impact matrix also verbally documenting justifications of assumptions on interrelations; as well as so called impact diagrams, illustrating the different (fostering and hindering) impacts on each individual future variant.
In this manuscript, the emphasis is on the description of the methodology, justification of the assumptions, and group contribution method.
We present an evaluation and justification of the assumptions made in the previous empirical development of the subtraction algorithm.
See Dall [14] for detailed justification of these assumptions.
The design matrix for the factorial model, as well as justification of the assumptions for the voxel-wise significance test are given in Text S2 in the supporting information section.
Main outcome measures Completeness of reporting of the sample size determination, including the justification of design assumptions, and disagreement between reported and recalculated sample size.
The point-by-point response follows: 1) The revised manuscript provides a detailed description and justification of the assumptions of causal graph-based methods used in this study.
(iv) The Kanellopoulos and others (2010) PMP variant uses information on own price elasticities to improve justification of some assumptions of the standard PMP approach and improve the forecasting performance of the model.
