The phrase "assure competent" is not correct in English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where you want to convey the idea of ensuring someone is capable, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We need to assure that our team is competent in handling the project requirements."
Alternatives: "ensure capability" or "guarantee proficiency".
This was an assured, competent and diligent display against opponents with a deserved reputation for football of a flamboyant nature.
In this paper, the development of nickel sulfide (NiS) CEs for DSSCs are studied, emphasizing significant crescendos that assure economical, competent, and stable DSSC systems.
Assure a competent public health workforce.
Figure 2 presents detailed estimates of current and desired performance as regards single competences taking the example of EPHO 7 (assuring a competent public health and personal health care workforce).
Beadily watching him make his first, assured and competent speech, from the second row in the public seats, was none other than Christopher Geidt, the Queen's private secretary.
Non-conventional energy sources contribute important role in the current environment world policy, assuring a competent way to reduce GHG emission causing a global warming.
I didn't know Barry Nelson, but an actor as assured and competent as he would surely have known what his characters symbolized and represented, and that knowledge would have informed his interpretations and portrayals.
He also stated that around 80 men were permanently employed to dredge the area from several barges, removing an estimated 100000 LT of sand per year, which he said he had been "assured by competent persons" had caused a reduction in height of the bar of between 6 and in the 50 years before 1836.
These new health research professionals will assure a highly competent workforce and challenge some of the problems associated with diversity and health disparities in our society and around the world.
