The phrase "assurance structures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to frameworks or systems that provide guarantees or confidence in a particular process or outcome.
Example: "The company implemented new assurance structures to enhance the reliability of its services and build customer trust."
Alternatives: "guarantee frameworks" or "confidence systems".
Given that in transnational HE no quality assurance frameworks or accreditation exist, tropEd has constructed an evolved and shared quality assurance structure, the validity of which has been accepted by national and international agencies and could be an example for others.
Robustness: Although all of the sites introduced stringent quality assurance (QA) structures, the methods needed to be consistent across all the sites, requiring feasible training and oversight, as well as the opportunity for verification and validation using post hoc studies.
Given the poor rehabilitation performance of the industry to date, an increasingly informed and sceptical public may no longer accept assurances that structures will be risk free for periods of 1000 years or more.
In affluent America, seemingly out of nowhere, material insecurity has undermined assurance, and familiar structures of order have tumbled with the indexes.
The results show that monitoring of impact damage will be critical in the damage tolerance assurance for aerospace structures containing bonded crack retarders.
Mr. Doctoroff's letter said the city was also seeking formal assurances that "all structures built on the W.T.C. site will meet or exceed the city building code standards" and that "heightened security measures do not result in undue impacts on the site or the immediate surroundings".
The empirical results unveil that OCR significantly influences consumer perceptions in terms of perceived effectiveness, perceived structure assurance, and familiarity with intermediary, while consumer satisfaction and trust in intermediary significantly mediate the relationships between consumer perceptions and continuance use of online group-buying.
Within this briefly ubiquitous mechanistic image lay an unacknowledged assurance about how hierarchical structures of movement and repetition sustained the material world, just as these things were being invoked to secure London's position across a range of scales from the local urban neighbourhood to the post-war Commonwealth.
Quality control and assurance requires skills and structures which support these objectives.
It is shown how MAA can enable rapid part-to-part assembly, increased use of flexible automation, traceable quality assurance and control, reduced structure weight and improved aerodynamic tolerances.
