The phrase "and methods to assure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or techniques aimed at ensuring a certain outcome or quality.
Example: "The report outlines various strategies and methods to assure the quality of the final product."
Alternatives: "and techniques to guarantee" or "and approaches to ensure".
This chapter reveals the main properties, advantages, and disadvantages of current preservation methods and highlights the potential implications of nanostructured materials and nanotechnology in the design of alternative preservation and packaging methods, to assure safe food storage and consumption.
The AMFm team learned the importance of standardizing data collection and analysis methods to assure quality.
Trees were bootstrapped 500 times and compared between NJ and MP tree-building methods to assure confidence in topology.
Overall, MSHA-sponsored scientists "took reasonable steps" and "used appropriate analytical methods" to assure that their studies were sound, the report concludes.
All choices were examined both with respect to calculated quantum catches for the long wavelength-sensitive cone and the rods (see methods) to assure that no brightness cues had guided the horse in its choices.
Processes include the systems used to support health services and health research, such as methods to assure quality of health care, engage with communities, and improve management decision-making.
JJAV was obtained from ants collected in Tasmania and analysed by previously reported methods to assure consistent allergen content prior to use [6], [19].
Using evaluation methods to assure program efficiency, effectiveness, quality and value are crucial in an accountable care environment.
Applications targeted to biomedical researchers should include several of the best methods to assure the user availability of choices and the possibility of using more than one method on the same data set.
It is likely that selection organisations will need to scrutinise their data using a range of methods to assure that processes are culturally appropriate and focus on candidate ability to do a complete job [ 17].
