The phrase "assure its future" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the actions or strategies taken to guarantee the continued success or stability of an entity, organization, or project.
Example: "The company implemented new policies to assure its future in the competitive market."
Alternatives: "secure its future" or "guarantee its future".
The oil industry has a long way to go in order to patch up its image and to assure its future in the American economy, but it should prove eminently capable of living up to the broad standards the president's commission has set.
Leading the Frick's first capital campaign, Mr. Ryskamp raised $34 million, enough to head off the threatened closing of the library and assure its future.
A few years ago Yaddo started a fund-raising campaign to assure its future, seeking resources to keep the property in shape and add the occasional upgrade.
But friends say it is the party's shift away from the sort of comprehensive immigration overhaul Mr. Bush had championed during his presidency that particularly pains the Bushes, who, for all of their differences, believe the system should be more humane for hardworking and law-abiding Hispanic families — whom the Republican Party must court to assure its future success.
"I've seen people's lives change by moving through this place," says Robert Leonard, the Wharton Esherick Museum's executive director, who for the last 13 years has worked to get the institution on a firm financial footing and is now involved in a capital campaign to assure its future.
This is perhaps Germany's most important task for assuring its future as a peaceful and tolerant nation.
Diversity of approach will help Russia assure its oil future.
Mr Thaksin has not initiated nearly enough of the deregulation, privatisation or opening to foreign competition that Thailand needs to assure its longer-term future.
As Cornell's first president (1868), White devoted his energies and much of his wealth for the next 17 years to assure its success and future growth.
At a small cost per job, the city can stimulate its economy and assure its prominence in future installments of "The Godfather".
She acknowledges the potential of "case by case" shortages in small communities, but said that the state is "planning far enough in the future" to assure its cities of sufficient water resources.
