The phrase "assure power" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts where one is trying to guarantee or confirm the availability or strength of power, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The engineer worked tirelessly to assure power to the entire facility during the storm."
Alternatives: "guarantee power" or "ensure power".
Naidu, with not a little wistfulness, said that smart cities "would have clean water, assured power supply, efficient public transport and would not be polluted or congested".
Diplomats said the money would also be used to help assure the power supply in Tripoli, rebuild the Libyan economy and pay government salaries.
People gathered to view the match in living rooms or open-air cafes -- any place where a private generator could assure electric power to run televisions through the blackouts.
Some argue that Yeltsin's Faustian bargain with a few rich oligarchs, who got much of the national wealth in exchange for helping assure that power did not revert to the Communists, beggared Russia and spawned lethal discontents.
Also, the extreme load scene is included to assure the power supply reliability of the system.
Stand-alone photovoltaic systems could assure this power if the optimal sizing is reached especially in small scales.
On the aspect of operation, the load scenarios are divided into heating, cooling and transition periods, the extreme load scene is included to assure the power supply reliability of the system.
A modest sample size (100) and heritability (0.1) can assure adequate power for the detection of such interaction effects (Table 4).
Likewise, for the clinical end-point (bacterial dissemination), accepting α = 0.05 and using a control to experimental subjects ratio of 0.5, a difference between generic and innovator of at least 66% (in protection from bacterial dissemination respect to untreated mice) would be necessary to assure 80% power [30].
