The phrase "assurance in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a guarantee or confidence regarding a specific matter or topic.
Example: "The company provided assurance in relation to the quality of its products, ensuring customers of their durability."
Alternatives: "guarantee regarding" or "confidence concerning".
The CMA said Viagogo had demanded "certain blanket assurances in relation to disclosing this potentially sensitive information, which the CMA did not consider it appropriate to give".
This threat exists due to inadequate development and integration of land-use planning and safety assurance policies in relation to private dams.
Such failure follows inadequate development and implementation of accountability and assurance policy in relation to water storage, a consideration which resources and land use policy planning must take into account if lives, private property, public infrastructure and the environment downstream are to be saved.
At students' level, participation in the survey was voluntary, with assurances provided in relation to confidentiality and anonymity.
"She meets me regularly to talk through assurance issues, but in relation to teaching and learning she is the lead professional in the school.
"The British government has obtained from the Jordanian government assurances not just in relation to the treatment of Qatada himself, but about the quality of the legal processes that would be followed throughout his trial.
Micheál Martin questioned Mr Coveney about whether the government's legal advice had changed after the assurances provided to Britain in relation to the backstop, the mechanism in the deal to avoid a hard border.
In the case of foods grown in the US, these assurances must be interpreted in relation to the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) 1992 policy, which remains in effect today.
"We are hopeful that, within a very short space of time, the assurances that Bill Miller needs in relation to his bid can be delivered by the relevant authorities," said Whitehouse. "We would hope that, at the very early part of next week, Bill Miller's bid will be clarified whether he can proceed or not".
Both within the literature[ 11, 12] and within current CHW policy in South Africa[ 37], supervision is primarily discussed in relation to quality assurance.
