The phrase "assurance capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the ability or capability to provide assurance, often in business, finance, or risk management discussions.
Example: "The company's assurance capacity has improved significantly, allowing them to better manage client expectations and deliver on their promises."
Alternatives: "assurance capability" or "capacity for assurance".
Routine efforts in the HIV program minimize these errors through internal and external quality assurance, capacity building, and review meetings.
According to Uganda's National Health Policy [ 17], the MoH has several functions: resource mobilization and budgeting, setting standards for quality assurance, capacity development, and technical support.
The CSP's evidence-based program components included recommended age and frequency targets, quality assurance, capacity for follow-up and treatment, and a registry for surveillance and analysis.
Contested causation may erode patient-provider trust, test the provider's self-assurance and capacity to share power with the patient, and raise problematic issues of compensation, reparation, and blame.
Data were collected between 2009 and 2011 and analyzed across 8 MIP health systems components: (1) integration of programs and services, (2) policy, (3) commodities, (4) quality assurance, (5) capacity building, (6) community involvement, (7) monitoring and evaluation, and (8) financing.
Sandwich Pipes (SPs) have been developed to overcome the required flow assurance and pressure capacity issues in deep and ultra-deep waters.
Its self-exalting rhymes flow into a self-implicating admonition against pride; Lamar checks himself before he wrecks himself while giving every assurance of his capacity to wreck you.
Now there's class leading safety and the aforementioned 95% battery capacity assurance for two years.
Quality assurance, staff technical capacity, price regulation, out-of-pocket payments, and cost containment policies, were the main research gaps.
Achieving these will not be easy, and a co-ordinated research agenda for mortality data collection, evaluation, comparison, analysis, and use, along with an operational agenda for quality assurance and analytical capacity strengthening, are recommended.
"Having received assurances that additional capacity exists both here and among our international partners, we determined that we can resume these critical flights," said Tommy Vietor, a White House spokesman.
