The phrase "as a guarantee for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something serves as a promise or assurance for a particular outcome or condition.
Example: "The deposit was made as a guarantee for the completion of the project on time."
Alternatives: "as a pledge for" or "as a security for".
Will they introduce Eurobonds as a guarantee for the debt of Southern European states?
She recently used her house as a guarantee for a loan to pay for renovations on her son's property.
More than once, colleagues say, she put up her apartment as a guarantee for a new bank loan.
Instead of spending the town's meagre funds on new works, the mayor put them on deposit as a guarantee for the stamp scrip he issued.
These business models cover the fields of planning, finance, ramp up, revamping, take back as well as a guarantee for the availability to supply maintenance and repair.
He said the government had insisted on the nomination of a family member to act as a guarantee for his return, after 30 days of treatment in Britain, to serve his 13-year jail term.
Family names acted as a guarantee of honesty for fellow businesspeople and quality for consumers.
Brad DeLong, commenting on my post about nationalization advocates who say they favor the Swedish approach to dealing with the banks, even as they oppose a guarantee for debtholders (which was a key part of the Swedish approach), writes: So let me be clear: for sixteen months now I have been a Swedish-model advocate who wants to guarantee bank bondholders.
By James Surowiecki April 29 , 2009Brad DeLong, commenting on my post about nationalization advocates who say they favor the Swedish approach to dealing with the banks, even as they oppose a guarantee for debtholders (which was a key part of the Swedish approach), writes: So let me be clear: for sixteen months now I have been a Swedish-model advocate who wants to guarantee bank bondholders.
"The land has increasingly served as a guarantee of subsistence for farmers," he said.
That new government, Mr. Talabani said, would probably contain an American-style separation of executive, legislative and judicial powers, as well as a guarantee of equality for all of Iraq's religious and ethnic groups.
