The phrase "assured colleagues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to convey confidence or certainty to your colleagues about a particular matter or situation.
Example: "I assured colleagues that the project would be completed on time despite the challenges we faced."
Alternatives: "confident colleagues" or "reassured colleagues".
But Representative John Porter (R-Illinois), chair of the House panel that oversees NIH's budget, assured colleagues that "all of the money will eventually be paid out for research".
Although many sources incorrectly refer to the work as Project Pigeon or the Pigeon Project, Marian assured colleagues that its name had actually been "Pigeon in a Pelican", with pelican referring to the missile each pigeon was to guide.
The Americans tried to console themselves with bluster, assuring colleagues in Washington that they had saved the day in the face of New Zealand's latent indifference.
"History will condemn him to death," the principal coup maker, Gamal Abdel Nasser, assured his colleagues.
Ms. Fischer assured her colleagues that she would protect them in the future if they sided with her.
"People are concerned, but there's no panic," Rob Morrison, a WNBC reporter and anchor, assured his colleagues and competitors.
AT A government meeting earlier this year, China's minister of justice, Gao Changli, assured his colleagues that "Chinese prisons and jails are safe and stable, thanks to the great professional vigilance of wardens and their political awareness".
Representative Mike Rogers, a Michigan Republican and the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, has assured House colleagues that an intelligence policy bill he plans to draft in mid-September will include new privacy safeguards.
It goes roughly like this: even if he were indicted, Democratic strategists say he has assured his colleagues, Mr. Torricelli would not step down; that means he would almost certainly still be in office when New Jersey gets a new governor at year's end.
"I want good science research," she assured her colleagues, "but I also want NSF to be careful about how it is spending these precious dollars".
This was a vote, he assured his colleagues, "for liberty".
