The phrase "scenario posed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a hypothetical situation or problem that has been presented for consideration or analysis.
Example: "In the scenario posed by the author, the characters must make difficult choices that affect their future."
Alternatives: "situation presented" or "hypothetical scenario".
The simulator, which Schneider launched in mid-2005, prethats that it's assigning freight and gathering orders based on a scenario posed to it by Schneider's analysts.
But under a scenario posed by Zimmer, the Los Angeles Unified School District's next long-term superintendent would not start until the 2016-17 school year.
The precise wording of the hypothetical scenario posed, as well as additional examples of items from the MBC-P, appear in Appendix.
With no other international institution a credible or willing financier, this scenario poses a severe threat to the global financial system.
"The potential for worsening of the current situation in the euro zone beyond the baseline scenario poses significant risks even to the lowered outlook," the bank said.
The office of Attorney General Lisa Madigan of Illinois released this comment: "This scenario poses a number of complicated legal issues that we will work with the Department of Revenue to address".
This scenario poses more significant challenges than only avoiding dropping the voice call.
Establishing a set of physically-rational and meanwhile computationally-maneuverable boundary conditions for the tornado-building interaction scenario poses a challenge to numerical simulation developers.
This scenario poses a number of critical issues, which have to be faced in order to get the best from the integrated access network.
And RWP model does not have a steady state with different node speed; thus, the mobility scenario poses different connectivity properties.
In addition, the EHEA as simulation scenario poses a few minor challenges when doing simulations based on the E-E model.
