The phrase "proper assumption" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing a belief or conclusion that is considered appropriate or reasonable based on the available information.
Example: "Based on the evidence presented, it is a proper assumption that the project will be completed on time."
Alternatives: "valid assumption" or "reasonable assumption"
It wants to see how it works as a piece of writing, on the proper assumption that in literature all effects are literary ones (that is, they are created by writers), and that even religious texts create religious effects through literary means.
By suitably controlling penalty parameters, the algorithm was proven to always converge under a proper assumption on local solver reliability.
The parameter distribution function of AMGET was then applied to evaluate if this type of distribution was a proper assumption for our data.
"I'm not overwhelmed by the opinions of two people, experts as they may be, about what the proper assumptions are, not compared to the collective effort of a dozen federal agencies and leading experts from the wide variety of disciplines that have insight into the climate change problem," Dr. Greenstone said.
Finally, the most proper assumptions and actuation conditions are determined.
The equations of the model were derived using proper assumptions and solved by finite difference method.
Theoretical proof of existence and uniqueness of the solution under proper assumptions is provided.
Next we show (gamma^_{ab}) is attained, under proper assumptions for (a,b>0).
Next, under proper assumptions, asymptotic stability is proved for constant commands, while bounded stability is proved for varying commands.
With these basis, the thermodynamic analysis on each process is conducted and mathematical models are established with proper assumptions.
Besides, the prediction analysis guarantees that under the proper assumptions, collision between vehicles may not happen at any future time.
