The phrase "assured of support" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing confidence or certainty that someone will receive help or backing from others.
Example: "After the meeting, she felt assured of support from her colleagues for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "confident of assistance" or "guaranteed backing".
Yet, as of this writing, the treaty is far from assured of support from even the one in four Republican senators needed for ratification.
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). has said he'll bring it to the floor if he is assured of support from the president.
But the group is hardly assured of support from Senate colleagues, let alone lawmakers in the House, where Republicans, including dozens of new Tea Party supporters, refuse to consider raising revenues.
Dr. Felten's group did not complete the contest, but he said later that his group planned to publish its results as soon as it had satisfied its lawyers and was assured of support from the respective institutions.
He has been assured of support by CNN, which has booked him as a guest Monday on its daytime show "CNN Newsroom". He will also be on Joy Behar's show on the network's sister channel, HLN.
In an interview, Dr. Felten said his group plans to publish an abridged version of their results as soon as they have satisfied their lawyers and are assured of support from their respective institutions.
However, support provision was delineated as being conditional, in that new parents should be involved in supporting others before they could be assured of receiving support themselves.
Corporate customers, in particular, often prefer commercial versions of free software, so they get written documentation explaining the software and are assured of technical support if they have problems.
Such an expansion of central authority is not assured of universal support.
Mr. Ferrer seems assured of the support of a large number of the city's Latino voters.
Schools were assured of financial support, however inadequate, and placed under strict supervision and firm control by public authorities.
