The phrase "also assured that it" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when you want to convey that someone has provided reassurance regarding a particular matter or situation.
Example: "The manager also assured that it would be resolved by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "also guaranteed that it" or "also confirmed that it".
Such a traditional regulatory clearance timeline may assure safety and efficacy of diagnostic devices beyond imaginable limits of liability, but it also assures that best practice standards for clinical diagnostics are constrained to technologies that perform with nearly obsolete capabilities and specifications.
Bush's hierarchical staff structure also assures that important information is concentrated in the hands of only a few senior aides.
Intuit also assures that information is never stored on the handset, and that data is protected during transmission with financial industry standard technology.
The Sheriff's Department also assured that despite reports that it wrongly took the news crew's equipment, SWAT Team members were actually helping the journalists to disassemble the equipment and move it to a safer place.
It also assured that Ms. Stern, whose husband, Leonard Stern, is chairman of the Hartz Mountain Industries pet food company, could attract a guest list worthy of coverage.
It also assured that the students were both compensated and worked voluntarily, but they "should not have been allowed to work overtime".
While turning down opportunities meant less press, it also assured that all our press coverage is in line with the vision I had for my brand being a top-tier fashion company.
It also assured that the relationship between Uribe-allied politicians and the abuses will never be fully revealed.
She was right about that, and thereby bought another century for the Russian monarchy, but also assured that when the revolutionary moment arrived, it would be more violent and, ultimately, uncontrollable.
