"justified assumption" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are making an inference based upon evidence or facts. For example: "Based on the evidence we've collected, it's a justified assumption that the suspect is guilty of the crime."
There is a justified assumption that the patient outcome is in large part determined by the quality of the care they receive.
Powers's fans follow him from book to book on the justified assumption that his fantastic imagination will always run ahead of theirs and provide surprise and suspense in abundance.
Raymond Postgate, the founder of the "Good Food Guide," said of Worcestershire and its bottled brethren, "They were provided on the justified assumption that you would want to hide completely the taste of what you would be offered to eat".
The motivation for such augmentation by replication is typically supported by an implicit (or explicit, but not justified) assumption: that a replicated system should be more dependable than a single node, namely that it should have less likelihood of failing (or be failed in) its mission.
DIPLOMATS and businessmen visiting the old East Germany used to operate on the (frequently justified) assumption that the Stasi, that country's notoriously nosy secret police, was bugging their hotel rooms with microphones hidden in the headboard or tiny cameras concealed in paintings on the walls.These days, it seems, things are more sophisticated.
The final condition aids our analysis by ensuring the corresponding integral operator is compact, but is also a physically justified assumption since one could argue for the stricter assumption (int _{-1}^{1} int _{-1}^{1} |H_{ij} tau,t)|^{2},dtau,dt leq 1), since no more energy can be scattered than is transmitted.
For the use case, a number of justified assumptions and parameter estimations are made.
The development of the argumentation theories underlying the systems has culminated in the logical system DefLog that formalizes the interpretation of prima facie justified assumptions.
Reasonable and justified assumptions are then proposed in order to define the most significant process controlling parameters and derive a useful simplified model.
Clearly, there is a need for justified assumptions and models.
Questions that decision-makers want answered often require collating data that is uncertain, and making justified assumptions.
