The phrase "assurance policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to insurance or guarantees, typically referring to a contract that provides financial protection or assurance against certain risks.
Example: "Before starting the project, we made sure to secure an assurance policy to protect our investment."
Alternatives: "insurance policy" or "guarantee policy".
There may be a transient need for protection during a specific project, for example, in which case a term assurance policy can be taken out.
Louise Ellman MP, chair of the committee, said: "This episode revealed substantial problems of governance, assurance, policy and resources inside the Department for Transport.
More likely is that an owner of the business, or perhaps the face of a business, will play a key role throughout their working lives in which case a "whole of life" assurance policy should be taken out.
The cheapest way to protect your dependants is with a term assurance policy which pays out the sum if you die within a set period of time, normally 15, 20 or 25 years.
This paper reviews available small dam safety assurance policy benchmarks from international literature, synthesises them for applicability in developing countries, and provides example application through a case study of Vietnam.
The paper provides insights into the design of best-practice resources and land use policy for the Australian setting based on contemporary international best practice in private dam safety accountability and assurance policy.
As with other term assurance policies, you take out cover for a specified period such as 10 years.
ISAs let individuals save tax-free, and can be made up of cash, shares and life assurance policies.
This threat exists due to inadequate development and integration of land-use planning and safety assurance policies in relation to private dams.
In last month's report, the QAA highlighted problems with quality management in the university and a lack of quality assurance policies.
Being the major higher education institution in Oman, Sultan Qaboos University (SQU) has adopted effective quality assurance policies, and created its own quality control mechanisms.
