The phrase "assurance granted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a promise or guarantee has been provided or acknowledged.
Example: "After reviewing your application, we are pleased to inform you that assurance granted will be provided for your project funding."
Alternatives: "guarantee provided" or "promise made".
Receiving no such assurance, she granted the stay to the broad group included in the ACLU's request.
He also recognized that he could not simply take military assurances for granted, telling Washington Post journalist and friend Ben Bradlee: "The first advice I'm going to give my successor is to watch the generals and to avoid feeling that because they were military men their opinions on military matters were worth a damn".
The Vatican, however, has resisted cutting ties to Taiwan and wants China to give assurances on granting religious freedom to China's Catholics.
Chelsea face an uphill battle to convince Callum Hudson-Odoi to sign a contract with the teenager seeking assurances he will be granted more first-team football.
Trump has to do a lot more than offer an empty assurance before we grant him the favor of assuming this legislation won't be to his benefit.
Mr. Wolpert agreed to testify only after being granted immunity as assurance that nothing he said could be held against him in any other case he might be involved in.
Under the latest deal with Britain, Jordanian officials have given assurances that he will be granted a retrial under more transparent conditions — a promise intended to allay European human rights concerns.
But I would assume that Warren is too tough and smart to accept an invitation to be Hillary's VP without negotiating strong assurances that she would be granted a meaningful role in a Clinton administration, like giving her substantial responsibility over the Treasury Department and issues of financial regulation.
In 2002, the Office for Human Research Protections OHRPP) visited SA and granted Federal Wide Assurances (FWAs) to 8 RECs in the country.
Personal pride and assurance are simply accepted, taken for granted.
