The phrase "a reassuring feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an emotion or sensation that provides comfort or confidence in a situation.
Example: "After hearing the good news, I was filled with a reassuring feeling that everything would be alright."
Alternatives: "a comforting sensation" or "a calming emotion."
From a stone courtyard behind the Fishing Museum, you step into a quietly tasteful lounge area, and a reassuring feeling of being in safe hands.
Life goes on, with a reassuring feeling that things always turn out fine in a nation governed by laws, rules and human kindness.
In its drive to further blur the lines between truck and SUV, Nissan makes sure they get impressive equipment levels and premium-look trim, but there's still a reassuring feeling of solidity and longevity to the materials used.
Investors scanning the headlines would have gotten a reassuring feeling about H.B. Fuller in June.
I didn't end up using it, choosing instead to sleep, but it was a reassuring feeling to know that I could Twitter my heart out should the feeling strike me in the Swedish countryside.
Defined variously as a set of beliefs or expectations that the doctor will act in the patient's best interest, or as a reassuring feeling of confidence in the doctor, [ 22, 23] trust provides the foundation for many of the other aspects of the relationship such as communication and empathy [ 23].
Results show that people have ambivalent feelings towards chlamydia screening - they associate chlamydia screening with annoying and threatening, but also with a reassured feeling.
Earlier qualitative studies showed that giving verbal or written information about chlamydia infection, treatment, and possible effects caused both a reassured feeling but also anxiety and annoyance [ 7].
Founder Weiting Liu says the goal of Codementor's platform, which recently launched in beta and features code/screen sharing, video and text chat, is to replicate the reassuring feeling of having an experienced programmer beside you.
Such physician originated instruction and education promotes the patient involvement in the clinical workflow through increased PHR use, since it provides patients with care incentives and the reassuring feeling that record-keeping has a positive impact on their health.
In other words, it sells the reassuring feeling of security we associate with a nostalgic past — but one made possible by an electroshock stun device.
