The phrase "again ensuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the act of making certain something is true or maintained once more, often in a context of repetition or reinforcement.
Example: "The team conducted another review of the project, again ensuring that all deadlines were met."
Alternatives: "reconfirming" or "further guaranteeing".
In the name of national advantage... politicians are once again ensuring collective disadvantage".
Continue with speculative approaches, again ensuring you highlight these core skills and your enthusiasm for this type of work.
When we retweet someone, we are just speaking their words again – ensuring that they are passed on and do not get lost in the flurry of communication.
And while the stolen code only works once, it's small enough to secrete away somewhere, letting it steal codes time and again, ensuring it always works.
There were moments in the afternoon when Australia threatened to close the gap to something manageable but England merely stepped on the gas again, ensuring that they proceeded, as they have done throughout, at four runs an over.
Coat each piece of fish evenly in the seasoned flour, shaking off any excess, then dip it into the egg mixture until fully coated, and finish by dredging it in the flour mixture again, ensuring each piece is well coated.
To gain the maximum benefit, husband and wife must again ensure that their incomes are as evenly divided as possible.
"We realise that customers never welcome price rises, but we have again ensured that low-income customers avoid increases.
Whatever happens in the next few days, Ms. Banerjee has once again ensured that she is the focus of much of the nation's attention.
Votes that have once again ensured that those working the length and breadth of the country get a chance to be recognised for their achievements.
From the very first click on a web page, a "three-way handshake" (there, back, there again) ensures two computers are correctly synchronised to exchange data reliably.
