The phrase "assurance sector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the industry that provides assurance services, such as auditing and risk management.
Example: "The assurance sector plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of financial reporting."
Alternatives: "audit industry" or "risk management sector".
This will be relevant to senior information risk owners, IT security officers, accreditors and information assurance practitioners within public sector organisations who intend to provide online access to their public services.
Our first concurrent stress tests run in 2014, centred on the housing market, gave us assurance that the banking sector as a whole was well-placed to withstand such as severe scenario.
"But I can give assurance that the public sector in Wales is heavily focussed on preparing for that eventuality and for managing the implications as best they can.
Indeed, successful PES are characterized by a combination of good design, implementation, and governance features that include coordination with the private sector, quality assurance and accreditation mechanisms, and solid monitoring and evaluation.
Greater government and international support for implementing PPM, expanding the reach of public programs, improving regulatory oversight for both marketing approvals and quality assurance, and expanding public sector MDR-TB diagnosis and treatment could have a great impact in strengthening TB treatment outcomes in the entire health sector.
26 The registry is also increasingly used to monitor the occurrence of diseases and use of treatments, 27 for quality assurance in the hospital sector, 28 and for medical research.
In 2009, the FJC agreed on an initiative for comprehensive improvement of quality assurance across health care sectors in Germany (Sektorenübergreifende Qualitätssicherung im Gesundheitswesen, cross-sectoral QA) and commissioned an independent institution (the Institute for Applied Quality Improvement and Research in Health Care AQUA Institutee)) with its development and implementation [ 10].
Despite government assurances that the public sector would not be asked to pay for the new reactors, this also raises the prospect that if the fund did not cover the full decommissioning costs, the shortfall - which could run into billions - would be paid by the taxpayer.
It outlines Malaysia's progress towards managing quality assurance in the higher education sector.
