The phrase "assured about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to be confident or certain about something. Example: The CEO was assured about the success of the new product launch after seeing positive feedback from consumers.
A reputable dealer will cost more, but you can feel reasonably assured about your purchase.
She's so assured about her faith and yet she's doing something that's very sinful.
One cannot feel assured about anything in Lebanon unless they change the whole system.
For his part, Marlow was self-effacing but quietly assured about his work.
Although many countries have actively developed renewable energy technologies by both governments and private sector, business professionals are not still assured about participation and investment.
Without George's innovation would we have felt so assured about entering into the relationship we did with Glenn Greenwald?
Patients should be warned of the possible spectrum of symptoms and re-assured about the transient nature of acute neurotoxicity.
The system can show commitment to relatives' involvement by offering HPs better training and clinical supervision, so that they can be re-assured about the service they offer, or be guided when feeling concerned or defensive over their training and skills.
Conversely, patients with favourable results can be re-assured about their medium- to long-term survival and monitored less intensely with confidence, perhaps six monthly as opposed to three to four monthly for those patients with, for example, elevated AFP and hCG β.
Jerry Gardner is not surprised that his son, who was a walk-on in college, is so self-assured about soon playing center for the Yankees.
Why were our parents so much more self-assured about parenting than we are?
