The phrase "assured financing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to convey that financing is guaranteed or secured, often in business or financial discussions.
Example: "The project will move forward now that we have secured assured financing from our investors."
Alternatives: "guaranteed funding" or "secured financing."
[I.H.T. Rendezvous] Nongovernmental organizations offer a withering critique of the talks' failure to produce commitments to emissions reductions or to assure financing to help developing countries adapt to climate change.
But although American physicists pioneered this alternative, they are now struggling to assure financing for the conceptual design of this machine, which would stretch some 20 miles and cost more than $5 billion.
One thing that is assured, the finances, family accounting, bank accounts and asset ownership will be more clearly defined going forward, whether or not there is a divorce.
New York must assure adequate financing of the clinics, or it will be abandoning its historic commitment to public health.
Sony had too many relationships and projects to juggle and couldn't do in a timely fashion what, as Rudin acknowledged, Megan Ellison (whom he mocks in the same e-mail) could have done with the snap of a finger: assure the financing of a movie.
The efforts of WHO in setting policy, GAVI and AMC donors in assuring vaccine financing, and developing country governments in expressing demand and preparing for introduction have been noteworthy.
In addition, an understanding of the quality and efficiency of care delivered in both the public and private systems is needed to assure the financing will obtain good outputs for the money spent.
It will need to be able to act quickly and publicly, with an assured source of financing.
In the past, the ability of these people to return to welfare was virtually assured, and federal financing automatically grew to meet demand.
