The phrase "assure that data are" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to confirm or guarantee the accuracy or reliability of data in a statement or report.
Example: "We must assure that data are collected accurately to ensure the validity of our research findings."
Alternatives: "ensure that data are" or "confirm that data are".
To assure that data is valid, it should be validated more rigorously using a DTD.
To assure that data is valid, it should be validated more rigorously using a DTD or checked by other software to ensure that the rules for a particular XML language such as TMA DES are followed.
Confidentiality was highly observed during interviews, and participants were assured that data were only to be used by researchers alone, and no other person would have access to them.
Finally, all analyses were performed based on STROBE ("STrengthening the Reporting of OBservational studies in Epidemiology") guidelines and the researchers assured that data was handled properly and stored on secured servers.
Enforcing the presence of these elements does not assure better use of the specification and that data is indeed provided.
Against this background, the Blue Ribbon Task Force on Sustainable Digital Preservation and Access indicates that there is a risk that data get lost and that preservation actions need to be taken to assure that data will be available in the future (Blue Ribbon Task Force on Sustainable Digital Preservation and Access 2010).
The commit is placed on a 'work-in-progress' branch in the git history to assure that the data are stored with no chance of conflict.
The assumptions made by our method regarding the temporal and spectral resolution needed for classification are minimal and thus assure that data we use is available to the animal.
Although the participants were assured that data would be reported only in the aggregate, and we are not aware of any reason for reporting to be purposefully inaccurate, it is possible that we did not get accurate numbers, for whatever reason, from some EDs.
Students were also assured that data would be kept confidential with no names able to be linked with questionnaires or photographs or used in reporting.
