The phrase "assured coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to insurance, guarantees, or promises of protection or support.
Example: "With our new policy, you can enjoy assured coverage for all your health needs."
Alternatives: "guaranteed coverage" or "secured coverage."
This paper considers the use of mobility control, as the dynamic reposition of backbone nodes, to provide assured coverage-connectivity in dynamic environments.
But his solution would stress cost-containment over assuring coverage for all.
And congressional Republicans said Sunday that Mr. Obama could probably meet his deficit goal only by increasing taxes on the wealthiest Americans and requiring small business owners, already battered by the enduring recession, to assure coverage of their employees.
With this operation mode we assure coverage preservation at the cost of a potential degradation of performance.
Financial barriers and other obstacles to adequate vaccine access need to be eliminated to assure coverage for all children and adolescents.
A protected block curriculum (PBC) with postcurriculum examinations for all surgical residents has been provided to assure coverage of core curricular topics.
Additional search of Embase could be conducted to assure coverage of European publications as well as an additional search of non-peer-reviewed publications.
This finding suggests that there is no adverse selection for CBHI enrolment in Nouna district, as potential enrollees with chronic illnesses would be able to foretell the propensity to seek care when chronically ill and thus enrol to assure coverage of their expected medical costs.
Democrats can justly portray themselves as the party of economic security, the party that created Social Security and Medicare and defended those programs against Republican attacks — and the party that can bring assured health coverage to all Americans.
The presence of Israeli citizens at the Jewish Center at Nariman House also assured international coverage.
