The phrase 'assurance of getting' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express an assurance that something will be achieved. For example, "We have been given the assurance of getting a refund for the cancelled event."
Gooden was in that position because the Tampa Bay Devil Rays had released him May 25 and he had no assurance of getting another job.
"Buying from ATRs has definitely increased the expenditure in a big way - at least 25% - but has also given me assurance of getting tickets for prime sessions when Locog was looking very bleak.
You can also buy them through a TIPS mutual fund, but for a retirement account individual TIPS offer the best assurance of getting back your full principal, as mutual fund managers might trade the bonds at any time.
And there's no assurance of me getting out of here".
Instead of getting contractual assurances from Aladdin that Aladdin would pay the Business Interruption Fee unless Blackstone used best efforts—or some other form of efforts to satisfy the OCC, ADS got nothing.
They know how little hope they had of getting O'Connor's vote, despite all her soothing assurances.
There is no assurance of who may get killed, let alone any knowledge on how and when.
"It's not like I'm creeping on them," she says, adding that she likes the assurance of knowing they got home safely.
But the assurances are getting harder to swallow.
In addition to these medical reasons, women have also expressed a wish to see the baby, get assurance of the pregnancy and to have a picture of the baby [ 3].
Growing up evangelical, I was taught praying the prayer would become the mark of assurance, our get-out-of-hell card.
