The phrase "assurance as part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion of assurance in a broader context, such as a process, service, or agreement.
Example: "We provide assurance as part of our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "guarantee included in" or "certification as a component of".
I first set eyes on the man himself when he played Shylock, Petruchio and Thersites in Troilus and Cressida with breathtaking assurance as part of Peter Hall's opening season at Stratford in 1960.
Many set up their own business having been previously employed in companies that provide life assurance as part of their remuneration package, which of course is lost when leaving the company, and most will require some form of professional indemnity cover and public liability insurance".
It added that Mr Johnson had given an assurance as part of the previous investigation that his interests declaration was up to date, but this "proved not to be the case".
During the study period, Hossana sub-regional laboratory conducted quality assurance as part of its routine external quality assessment.
As for disability indemnities and survivor benefits, many French companies provide life insurance (assurance prévoyance) as part of benefits packages.
To the bloodied protesters he offered his assurance that America, as part of the "international community," was "bearing witness".
A radiotherapy quality assurance program undertaken as part of the SAKK 09/10 trial had 43% of the centers using 3D-CRT, with the remaining centers using IMRT or volumetric modulated arc therapy (VMAT).
In Europe, with the establishment of the European Network of Quality Assurance Agencies (ENQA) as part of the Bologna process and the increasing tendency of national accreditation agencies to recognize each other's accreditation, there seems to be some progress on a number of issues.
Business secretary Vince Cable calls for stronger assurances from Pfizer as part of its bid and says he is prepared to invoke a public interest test.
Israeli officials say Mr. Sharon is also seeking some kind of assurance from Washington that as part of any eventual peace agreement, Israel will not be expected to withdraw from all territory it occupied in the 1967 Middle East war.
The corps also required "absolute assurance" that new wetlands constructed as part of the project's mitigation efforts would not be built on land that was formerly the site of a landfill.
