The phrase "assure ability" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate concepts, "assure" and "ability," which may need to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We need to assure our clients of our ability to deliver quality service."
Alternatives: "ensure capability" or "guarantee competence."
This selection assured ability to follow properly the changes in the catalytic performance related not only to acidic properties but also to porosity of the samples.
Civilian power reactors are designed with emergency diesel generators to assure the ability to continue cooling even during a blackout.
So even if an embryo were to be selected that had this go-faster gene, this would not assure sports ability, let alone Olympic gold.
"Only by moving ahead with this proposal can we assure our ability to maintain our international print presence for the coming years and do so in a way that will best serve our international readers," said the memo.
"To assure the ability to present art and culture to the American public from sources around the world," he continued, "there are some inherent limits to how museums can act to redress all possible injustices".
The lesson learned from the terrorist attacks on buildings is the need to assure structures' ability to sustain local damage without total collapse.
Occurrence data are used by GARP as follows: 50% of occurrence data points are set aside for an independent filtering to assure predictive ability of models (extrinsic testing data), 25% are used for developing models (training data), and 25% are used for tests of model quality internal to GARP (intrinsic testing data).
Species with sexual dimorphism in wing length have females with reduced wings or none at all; apparently the retention of flight in the male assures his ability to move to the female.
Robert McNamara, U.S. secretary of defense for much of that decade, argued that so long as the two superpowers had confidence in their capacity for mutual assured destruction an ability to impose "unacceptable damage," defined as 25 percent of population and 50 percent of industry the relationship between the two would be stable.
Due to its structure and formalism, this ontology has assured the ability to integrate terminology from different relevant scientific sources and it has enabled semantic interoperability.
