"latest assumptions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to new ideas or theories that are assumed to be true, and can often be used in the context of scientific research or opinion pieces on a particular topic. For example: "The latest assumptions in evolutionary biology suggest that species are much more adaptable to changing environments than previously thought."
The latest assumption to by the chorus of inflation-hawks is that the Fed could and should raise rates as early as June.
With this straightforward volume, Colin Groves and the late Peter Grubb cut through previous assumptions to define ungulate genera, species, and subspecies.
Accordingly, we want to endorse the idea of a 3-dimensional continuum from fixed roles to flexibility, from uniparental to biparental care, and from early to late assumption of parental roles when thinking about the evolution of parental care.
a Under late diagnosis assumptions As a method of diagnosis neonatal screening is relatively expensive.
Under the screening strategy most cystic fibrosis cases would be detected by screening (early diagnosis), with the remainder – the false negatives – experiencing the disease under late diagnosis assumptions.
Although China has not officially recognised the NTC's late-August assumption of power in Tripoli, on September 1st it sent a deputy foreign minister to the Paris summit on Libya, where he met the NTC's chairman, Mahmoud Jibril.Yet China did not abandon Colonel Qaddafi.
According to MDP assumptions, the latest state s t is dependent on the last state s t-1 and system action a t-1.
In 2017, the Republicans' scandalous tax bill is only the latest proof that both assumptions are wrong.
He is said to have based his latest estimate on an assumption that no further preventive actions are taken.
The latest polls challenge that assumption, In seven surveys taken over the past ten days, Romney has been leading in three, Obama has been ahead in two, and two have shown the race tied.
