The phrase "assured method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a reliable or guaranteed way of doing something.
Example: "The researchers developed an assured method for testing the effectiveness of the new drug."
Alternatives: "reliable approach" or "guaranteed technique".
Internationally recommended, validated, and quality assured methods were applied for antimicrobial susceptibility testing and molecular epidemiology (NG-MAST).
In addition, the matrix was validated before hydrolysis (nonhydrolyzed matrix, NHM) and after hydrolysis (hydrolyzed matrix, HM) in order to assure method accuracy.
We believe that single-port laparoscopy is valuable as a diagnostic tool, and as long as safety is assured, this method has clear benefits for patients with acute abdomen.
However, few isolates from this region have been examined and mostly disc diffusion methods (with lower breakpoints for "less susceptibility" to ceftriaxone and resistance to spectinomycin compared with international MIC-determining resistance methods) for antimicrobial susceptibility testing have been used rather than internationally validated, quality assured MIC-determining methods.
All choices were examined both with respect to calculated quantum catches for the long wavelength-sensitive cone and the rods (see methods) to assure that no brightness cues had guided the horse in its choices.
This method assured that no residual coffee particles would find their way into the samples.
To accurately assess the validity of a model, one needs to be assured that the method(s) of analysis is accurate.
The door to door method assured inclusion of phoneless/cell phone only households.
Diagnosis can be assured when this method is combined with additional tests and brain imaging techniques.
