The phrase "assured a secure" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in contexts where you want to convey that someone has been guaranteed security, but it needs to be part of a more complete and coherent sentence.
Example: "The company assured a secure environment for all its employees during the transition."
Alternatives: "guaranteed safety" or "ensured security."
The group born from 1946 to 1964 reported significant drops in their confidence in a number of areas, including their ability to assure a secure future for themselves and their family, to continue their current lifestyle in retirement, to help their children or grandchildren pay for college and to support a charity that's important to them.
In comparison to IPv4, IPv6 improves mechanisms for assuring a secure and confidential transfer of information.
With the state as support system, there is no need for the family to assure a secure old age.
He is in fundamental disagreement with political thinkers who posit that demography is destiny, that the steady decline in the white share of the electorate, combined with the rising share made up of Hispanics and Asian-Americans, assures a secure Democratic majority in the foreseeable future.
This secured both condyles and assured a customized fit for every tibia regardless of shape or size.
The Social Security Administration has since secured adequate funding to assure a full schedule of hearings for the remainder of the fiscal year.
In doing so, a small fraction of solid ϕ = π/4 d/(l+ d) ~ 0.09 was secured, assuring an increased hydrophobicity with contact angles approaching 170°, with ϕ still sufficiently large to prevent the collapse of the drop at the early stage of evaporation [ 25].
Before Tony Womack slapped his game-tying double off Mariano Rivera in Game 7 of last year's World Series, Rivera thought the Yankees were assured of securing two outs on a bunt play.
The return on such investments are not high enough to be attractive right now, but they are the best way to assure a more secure future for our grandchildren.
"Our mandate is to ensure a safe and secure environment and to assure the freedom of movement throughout all of Kosovo," said James Appathurai, a NATO spokesman.
