The phrase "assured continuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express confidence in the ongoing nature of a process or situation.
Example: "The company has implemented new policies to ensure assured continuation of services during the transition period."
Alternatives: "guaranteed continuation" or "certain continuation".
Writer envisions a future world where man will be obsolete and artificial insemination will assure continuation of the race.
At a time when the nation's political system desperately needed a controlling legal authority, the Florida Supreme Court acted decisively yesterday to assure continuation of the best possible vote count in the state that will decide the election.
In recent years, evolutionary biologists and psychologists have made sex even more prominent with their theory that love is simply a trick -- nature's way to induce us to have sex and thereby assure continuation of our species.
By staying, Valentine assured the continuation of his working relationship with Phillips, which seemed doomed six months ago.
Were they proud or ashamed that he had helped create a bowl-game system that all but assured the continuation of college football as the true national pastime and the biggest reason big league soccer will never happen here?
By 1844 Lamar was advocating U.S. annexation of Texas on the basis that it would assure the continuation and safety of slavery.
"The Rudin family is focused on working with all St . Vincents stakeholders to assure the continuation of health care services for the people of the West Village," Mr. Rudin wrote.
Deep disapproval of Congress and dissatisfaction with partisan division appeared no match for gerrymandering and incumbency on Tuesday, as Republicans retained a firm hold on the House of Representatives, assuring the continuation of divided government for at least another two years.
Players create their own save-game files, assuring character continuation regardless of events in the game.
