The phrase "assured closed" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The deal was assured closed by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "guaranteed to be closed" or "confirmed as closed."
The members of Congress would have had to vote specifically on going to war (instead of on allowing the president to make that decision), which would have assured closer scrutiny than they actually gave the question.
Besides, a persistence of excitation condition is not necessary to assure closed-loop stability.
The ETNs issued by Deutsche Bank use a simple mechanism to assure close tracking of the index.
This would assure closer supervision and allow doctorate students to learn from the experience of local experts.
During implantation, the device was pushed into the subcutaneous tissue without prior pocket preparation, in order to assure close tissue-device contact and to prevent mobility of the device within the pocket.
Standardization and uniformity of diagnostic approaches and terminology are assured by close and regular interactions amongst the seven attendings and through a daily genitourinary pathology consensus conference.
But rest assured, on closer inspection this new season version is of a far different guise, less over-excited children's television presenter, more sophisticated red carpet rebel.
Now, with his future as a stallion assured, Pegasus will close out his career as a racehorse in two or possibly three more races: the $150,000 Jerome tomorrow at one mile, the $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup three weeks later at a mile and one-quarter and the $4 million Breeders' Cup Classic at a mile and a quarter at Churchill Downs three weeks after that.
I ask about working hours and I'm assured the factory closes at 17 30.
Rest assured the road was closed to traffic for the experiments.
