The phrase "assured hope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a confident expectation or belief in a positive outcome.
Example: "Despite the challenges we face, there is an assured hope that we will overcome them together."
Alternatives: "confident expectation" or "certain optimism."
This time I think they are more assured (I hope).
Two of his peers, their self-identities assured, are hoping that college will help them advance their causes.
They are repeating an economic policy out of the 1930s — starting to cut spending and raise taxes before a recovery is assured — and hoping today's situation is different enough to assure a different outcome.
The Mass readings on this auspicious day are re-assuring offering hope, peace and joy through humility and service to God, Heavenly Father.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., January 8, 2018 For those of you who hate their commute or have spent more than an hour in traffic this week, and that would be almost all of us, rest assured there is hope.
I hope this assured, compassionate novelist will find a wider readership soon.
He did not go to Geneva calculating that an agreement was assured, but with the hope that his long ties with foreign ministers and negotiating stamina would at least enable him to narrow the differences with the Iranians.
George Chapin, of the 27th, had thought the war would be over before the fall of 1862, but he assured his sister, "I hope the war will last until the slave shall be free.
Mr. Finlay — who at Saturday's matinee was yet more assured — is an outstanding hope for many leading roles: tall, with a long neck and handsome carriage; an attentive and capable partner; and a skilled dancer of beautifully stretched lines and gleaming precision.
I don't know for sure, but I'm going to assume that it's set up for multiplayer, given the scenes where individual Turtles come together for special moves online play is certainly assured, and you'd hope that's cooperative rather than not.
