The phrase "assure one of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to guarantee someone about a particular fact or situation, often to provide comfort or confidence.
Example: "I want to assure you of my support during this challenging time."
Alternatives: "reassure someone about" or "guarantee someone that".
Thompson was referring to the past when he told me the BBC had a "massive leftwing bias", but I know that in recent months he has privately assured one of the country's leading columnists on the right, one of the BBC's fiercest critics, that the two men were in agreement over the supposed bias.
And if you prefer something other than Toronto-based newcomes and Top 40 ladies, rest assured, one of Nerya's 27 handpicked tracks is sure to appeal to those snobby audio senses of yours.
If one defines a right rather thinly as what one has whenever one has justifiable claims on others to assure one's possession of things or one's exercise of certain capacities, then one can plausibly argue that there is a common notion of rights between the Chinese and Western traditions (Wong, 2004).
Four cell pools thus generated were analyzed by flow cytometry to identify those that had 5 20% of GFP positive cells (to assure one copy of integrated lentivirus genome per cell).
He's not in lockstep with the President on everything, though: he assured one caller of his opposition to offshore drilling, which is unpopular with some local Republicans.
Or given that, as all sketchwriters know, politics is basically an extended metaphor for what's on TV, why not propose a Lannister Brexit (protect the banking sector at all costs), a Targaryen Brexit (mass ritual suicide in front of Buckingham Palace), or a Stark Brexit (every citizen is assured one bowl of turnip soup a day)?
It's OK, we were assured, one lot of mould is brushed off before another grows.
"There's no inconsistency in me," Senator Kerry, of Massachusetts, assured one voter at a house party in New Hampshire recently.
As a Roman Catholic priest for almost 34 years, I can assure you one of the most hygienically challenging moments I've experienced in my ministry is serving the communion wafer on someone's tongue.
The family wishes to express a warm thanksgiving to all who have contributed to the life and times of this wonderful man and to assure each one of them that they are remembered well through the memories, stories, and attributes each gave to him in his life.
