The phrase "assure best practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of guaranteeing adherence to established methods or standards in a particular field or process.
Example: "To enhance our project outcomes, we must assure best practices are followed at every stage of development."
Alternatives: "ensure best practices" or "guarantee best practices".
Given the diversity of political, and socio-economic settings where MHK energy projects can be applied, place-based information is likely to be most useful in designing and implementing initiatives, along with guiding principles that assure best practice.
This will assure best chances of trapping your target(s).
Assuring that best practices are in place prior to launching comprehensive outcome studies is essential to avoiding the premature termination of rating systems due to false non-findings.
Such a traditional regulatory clearance timeline may assure safety and efficacy of diagnostic devices beyond imaginable limits of liability, but it also assures that best practice standards for clinical diagnostics are constrained to technologies that perform with nearly obsolete capabilities and specifications.
The detrimental effects of these potential sources of variation can be remedied by using peer-reviewed blueprints (or rubric) of the exams and conducting educational workshops and meetings for the examiners to assure that the best practices of developing MCQs and OSCEs are followed.
They wanted to put in place institutions to assure Russia could follow best practices of business conduct while it privatized industry.
Part 2 addresses best practices to assure quality MCDM process.
This review provides an overview of the challenges frequently faced and the industry's best practices for assuring the quality and performance of transdermal delivery systems and topical patches (collectively, TDS).
Some of these surveys appear to perform relatively well when compared to final election returns but the jury is still out on the overall quality of these surveys and the best practices for assuring representativeness.
On October 1st, Mr Weill said that he would step down from the boards of both AT&T and United Technologies, "as part of our continuing effort to assure that our corporate governance reflects best practices".
