"static assumption" is correct and can be used in written English.
This expression is most commonly used in financial, business, and technical contexts to refer to something that is assumed to remain constant regardless of external influence. For example, "The financial forecast relies on a static assumption of average market growth."
The channels are constant for the transmission of N symbols, i.e., the quasi static assumption.
The formulation of the GP at the transmitter, named expected goodput (EGP), is derived resorting to the renewal theory framework [24] and the long-term channel static assumption [20, 21].
Recently, the European Topic Centre on Air Pollution and Climate Change Mitigation evaluated the contribution of population commuting on exposure to particulate matter in European urban areas and stated that exposure estimates that include commuting may be larger than those based on a static assumption because people usually move from lower- to higher-polluted areas (Larssen et al. 2012).
The advantage of these formulations is that they do not involve kinematic and/or static assumptions.
Warping functions are determined by enforcing kinematic and static assumptions at the interfaces.
Conventional applications of the pseudo-static approach are based on slice methods which involve various kinematic and static assumptions.
Those making static assumptions against today's standards of care about how much savings this legislation is likely to bring are losing sight of the competition and progress they will have unleashed.
The results obtained with quasi-static assumption and those without this assumption are compared.
Also covered is the case where the quasi-static assumption in solid mechanics is violated.
The results obtained with the quasi-static assumption and those without this assumption are compared.
Meanwhile, internal forces in cladding support components only considering local behaviors were extracted by using local wind loads based on quasi-static assumption.
