The phrase "assure inclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to guarantee that someone or something is included in a group, process, or decision-making.
Example: "We must assure inclusion of all stakeholders in the planning process to ensure diverse perspectives are considered."
Alternatives: "guarantee inclusion" or "ensure inclusion".
In order to assure inclusion quality, the initial assignment of patients to the enrolment status was revised.
Criteria sampling was used to assure inclusion of genders, varying educational backgrounds, different age groups and family status, participants from different geographic locations and types of humanitarian work, and from a diverse range of major INGOs.
22 24 CBS is a three-stage, random-household probability sampling procedure often used in population studies of minorities to assure inclusion of segregated, linguistically isolated and phoneless/cell phone only households; hence, CBS yields more representative ethnic minority samples.
Ion Storm solicited feedback from fans after demonstrating progress on Anachronox at E3 1998, and assured inclusion of a multiplayer mode.
The door to door method assured inclusion of phoneless/cell phone only households.
Diploma, Associate Degree and Baccalaureate programs should seek to assure the inclusion of the described content areas and skill sets.
The research team frequently monitored HD patients during the year to assure the inclusion of every new sero-conversion.
One recommendation would be to carry out the literature search in more databases to assure the inclusion of all relevant articles.
This assured the inclusion of publications leading back to Altman (1968), who provided one of the first bankruptcy prediction models that still lays the foundation for numerous works in this field (Chava and Jarrow 2004; Ohlson 1980; Shumway 2001; Zmijewski 1984).
Our eligibility criteria were pragmatic and assured the inclusion of individuals in North America who typically receive CRRT.
In the second step the primary sampling units – census tracts – were drawn with probability proportional to population size and assuring the inclusion of all socioeconomic groups.
