The phrase "assured of passing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing confidence or certainty about successfully passing an exam, test, or evaluation.
Example: "After studying diligently for weeks, I felt assured of passing the final exam."
Alternatives: "confident of passing" or "certain of passing".
Given its supporters, the measure seems assured of passing.
If they can get past those hurdles, Republicans are all but assured of passing the bill.
Williams, who has won three tournaments this year, already was assured of passing Jennifer Capriati to become No. 1 in the WTA ranking.
What ails this 27-year-old, who strutted into 2008 with 12 Grand Slam titles, seemingly assured of passing Pete Sampras's 14, but who now makes his legions of fans wistfully wonder if he will ever reach 13?
Venus Williams, already assured of passing Jennifer Capriati next week for the top ranking on the W.T.A. Tour, was upset yesterday by Sandrine Testud, 1-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4, in the semifinals of the Dubai Women's Open.
But then she made good with the protesters, shot off a letter to Mr. Singh and assured them of passing a Cabinet resolution on the matter.
He said: "I also hope the media everywhere … will turn your attention more to the lighthouse we have built on some of the islands... which are in operation now and have been very useful in assuring the safety of passing ships".
The defense will have several new starters, none of them blockbusters assured of helping a porous pass defense.
In addition, members of the Obama National Finance Committee who met their commitment of raising at least $250,000 for the campaign have been assured of getting premium seats and passes to the convention itself, even if they are not delegates.
He passed into the history books and he was assured of global fame.
As they pass antennas placed outside schools and other locations, signals are sent back to parents who can be assured of their children's safety.
