The phrase "assurance around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing confidence or certainty regarding a particular topic or situation.
Example: "We need to provide assurance around the safety measures implemented in our new product."
Alternatives: "confidence regarding" or "guarantee about".
"While we're obviously disappointed by the decision," the company said, referring to the Australian rejection, "Huawei will continue to be open and transparent and work to find ways of providing assurance around the security of our technology".
In Australia, Mitchell said: "While we're obviously disappointed by the decision, Huawei will continue to be open and transparent and work to find ways of providing assurance around the security of our technology".
As is normal for major projects such as this one, the Department and the Treasury, drawing on the expertise of Monitor, would expect assurance around the affordability of the scheme and whether it represents value for money for the taxpayer," he added.
Much of the food data was from internal government indices, but there was no assurance around how accurate this was.
Jeremy Mitchell, director of corporate affairs at Huawei Australia said: "While we're obviously disappointed by the decision, Huawei will continue to be open and transparent and work to find ways of providing assurance around the security of our technology".
Tidelift is designed to offer assurances "around areas like security, licensing, and maintenance of software," Fischer explained.
Tidelift is designed to offer assurances "around areas like security, licensing, and maintenance of software," [Tidelift CEO Donald] Fischer explained.
As at the Bottega Veneta, Burberry, McQueen and Gucci shows, reviewed earlier online, there was a fair amount of assurance going around, and a sense that many of the high-end labels, by gently tweaking core identities, have managed to squeak through the economic downturn.
However, junior doctors also vented their anger at Sir Bruce, who within hours of the result published a letter to BMA chair Dr Mark Porter, in which he seeks assurances around patient safety during the strike.
"I will be meeting with BBC management today, where I will seek assurances around job security for our NUJ members at the BBC and will make clear that we will do everything that's required – including taking industrial action, if necessary, to defend jobs at the BBC".
"It is important that we receive assurances around the work of the Historical Enquiries Team".
