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The phrase "able to assure some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the capability to provide assurance or confidence to a certain group or number of people.
Example: "The manager was able to assure some of the employees that their jobs were secure during the restructuring process."
Alternatives: "capable of reassuring some" or "able to guarantee some."
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However, we are able to assure some level of commonality across the types we included in this analysis because sites were required to create and implement quality assurance plans to ensure fidelity to the intervention protocols.
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Due to the sensitive nature of some of the interview questions, it was essential to be able to assure provider anonymity in order to recruit a sufficient number of participants.
I want to be able to assure him that he can come.
It is comforting to be able to assure someone, even a fictional character, that her greatest fear is unfounded.
He was not even able to assure Americans that there is an end in sight to the Iraq war.
"I want to be able to assure readers that each book matters," Mr. Karp said in a statement.
Then we may be able to assure ourselves of good value as we do now with soaps, foods and fuels.
For his part, Duveen wanted to be able to assure his clients that the world's foremost expert had independently certified a painting as genuine.
We are able to assure the Brown family that we did not access the medical records of their son, nor did we commission anyone to do so.
Ms. Malek explained that she was friends with the Sheridan family for years and was able to assure Mr. Sheridan that the house would be in good hands.
"We need to be able to assure that both the product and site of manufacture are acceptable before a drug gets into our country".
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