The phrase "assured base" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing a reliable foundation or support system, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The project was built on an assured base of research and data."
Alternatives: "reliable foundation" or "secure basis".
Second, the Germans combined to obtain assured bases for their trade abroad and to secure the most-favourable conditions in that trade.
His endorsements, never assured based on political party, are valued for his perceived influence over his parishioners and in the wider African-American community, and he has backed Mr. Bloomberg in his last two campaigns.
Quality of total RNA was assured based on A260/280 absorbance ratio determined using a spectrophotometer (NanoDrop Products, Wilmington, DE).
With global gender parity in education status now virtually assured based on MDG trends, paternal education is likely to play a critical role in efforts to improve childhood immunisation.
Mr. Ross's choice of Assured, based in Bermuda, surprised many; speculation earlier this year pointed to Ambac as his likely target.
They kept the public in the dark by refusing to hold hearings, ignoring witnesses, and producing narrow or incomplete reports denying wrongdoing, all while Republican operatives assured their base that Trump was the most maligned president in history.
Content validity has been assured by basing the scale's items on a detailed autobiographical study of representative patients.
He also assured graduates, "based on long and happy experience," that if they follow this advice, they will find some cherished friends along the way.
When he authorized a 30,000 troop surge for Afghanistan - like the one used in Iraq - he assured his radical left base that he would start bringing our troops home by July 2011.
And the debt ceiling looms, with many ideologues assuring the base that Obama can be bullied into gutting his main achievement, which he won't.
