The phrase "adequately assured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of confidence or certainty regarding a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "The team felt adequately assured that their project would meet the deadline after reviewing the progress reports."
Alternatives: "sufficiently confident" or "properly guaranteed."
The Food and Drug Administration yesterday shut down a substantial part of the CryoLife Corporation, the nation's largest processor of donated human tissue, saying the company could not adequately assure patients that its soft-tissue products were free of deadly bacteria and fungi.
[A18.] F.D.A. Closes Human Tissue Lab Federal regulators have closed a part of CryoLife, the nation's largest processor of donated human tissue, saying the company could not adequately assure patients that its products were free of deadly bacteria and fungi.
She felt it failed to adequately assure accused people that they were allowed to complain to magistrates about injuries they had sustained or acts of misfeasance against them by the authorities.
"If the board thinks that Chapter 11 or a particular kind of restructuring most adequately assures them that the loan will be repaid, then it is legitimate," said John Heimlich, director of economic and market research for the Air Transport Association, the airline industry's trade group.
They also resemble the Occupational Safety and Health Act provision requiring the agency to set the standard which most adequately assures, to the extent feasible, on the basis of the best available evidence, that no employee will suffer any impairment of health which the Court upheld in Industrial Union Dept., AFLCIO v.
They also resemble the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 provision requiring the agency to "'set the standard which most adequately assures, to the extent feasible, on the basis of the best available evidence, that no employee will suffer any impairment of health' "—which the Court upheld in Industrial Union Dept., AFL CIO v.
To determine whether there is information to support initiation of a clinical trial, and whether the investigation is adequately designed to assure the safety of subjects, the FDA reviews information on the product, preclinical safety studies, and safety features incorporated into the clinical trial.
In human care, we are used to keeping the perfusion pressure (that is, MAP) within optimal range with norepinephrine to assure adequately both cerebral flow and perfusion pressure.
When direct verification activities such as in-process and finished product inspection and testing cannot be adequately conducted to assure the quality, validation is needed.
I don't have any interest in continuing in the post unless I'm able to perform adequately, and the doctors have assured me that is the case.
