The phrase "assure continued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express a commitment to maintaining a certain state or condition over time.
Example: "We will assure continued support for our clients throughout the project."
Alternatives: "guarantee ongoing" or "ensure sustained".
At night, natural gas alone will assure continued power generation.
"They want to weaken unions to help assure continued Republican majorities".
The following pages outline the way each benefit is affected by a leave status, including procedures to follow that will assure continued coverage when available.
Fumbling now with governmental innovations without providing plans and financial resources for reconstituting Haiti's land and water is to assure continued misery and failure.
The restoration of structural efficacy by repair or reinforcement of the damaged or weakened part to assure continued airworthiness of an aircraft has thus become an important issue in recent years.
Ten minutes a day stretching legs, arms, shoulders, hips and trunk can help assure continued mobility, and daily exercises like standing on one foot and then the other, walking heel to toe or practicing tai chi can improve balance.
America Online and Time Warner hailed the agreement as a model of open access that would assure continuing competition among Internet service providers.
It is these design features that protect the food products passing through them from contamination and allow them to be easily cleaned to assure continuing hygienic operation.
So, every Democratic proposal is a "job-killing" bill -- even a measure to assure continuing medical treatment to 9/11 first responders was somehow a job killer.
In these patients, the pharmacist was able, in most cases, to restart ULT and continue testing to assure continuing medication adherence.
Lack of job security, environmental challenges for raising children or having a family, other family obligations, a need for more normal social life, changing career or educational goals, and financial constraints are issues that need to be systematically addressed by the INGOs to assure continuing commitment by experienced medical aid workers.
