"role assumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of taking on a particular role or set of responsibilities. For example, "The manager was expected to practice role assumption in order to lead the team effectively."
The explicit separation of various types of evidence and interpretation gives professors an opportunity to discuss the role assumptions play in forming interpretations.
The teach-in, or workshop, focused on examining forms of communication, roles, assumptions, and framing among other issues in a CRT lens regarding a specific incident.
The classes at Kips Bay hardly avoid discussions of birth control, but they are steeped in larger conversations about civility, about learning how to treat people respectfully, about upending gender-role assumptions that 15-year-olds might have.
New ways of working driven by the ethos of productivity are disrupting traditional intraprofessional and interprofessional roles, assumptions, channels and media of communication.
New ways of working driven by policy changes and the ethos of productivity are disrupting traditional intraprofessional and interprofessional roles, assumptions, channels and media of communication.
The analysis of interviews using the constant comparison method fostered a broader contextual view on how new ways of working driven by the ethos of productivity are disrupting traditional intraprofessional and interprofessional roles, assumptions, channels and media of communication.
Within general practice, at the interface with community services and with hospitals, we identified disruption to traditional intraprofessional and interprofessional roles, assumptions, channels and media of communication which together created conditions that might compromise patient safety.
17 Our second analysis goes beyond this and highlights how policy changes and organisational shifts have given rise to a situation in which traditional intraprofessional and interprofessional roles, assumptions, channels and media of communication have been disrupted, creating new risks to safety of care.
The decisive role of assumption value-ladenness is stressed by Kloprogge [24].
Moreover, Jackson argues that any identification of a folk kind with a fundamental kind must involve a demonstration that the fundamental kind fills the relevant folk conceptual role (this assumption is crucial to the currently popular "two-dimensional" argument for mind-body dualism, as in Jackson 1993; Chalmers 1996).
