The phrase "assured partners" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to convey a sense of confidence or certainty regarding the partnership or collaboration with others.
Example: "We are proud to announce our collaboration with assured partners who share our vision for innovation and excellence."
Alternatives: "trusted partners" or "reliable partners".
The intercepts described Petrov's "immense power and political connections" and said he frequently "invokes the names of senior Russian government officials to assure partners that their illicit deals would proceed as planned".
My biggest priority is to assure its members that the house is standing on solid values, and to assure partners and supporters that you can count on us to be there for them to grow a good, clean and fair food system that serves everybody.
The purpose of accreditation is not only to improve the quality of the FETP, but to assure partners about the capacity of residents and graduates to tackle challenging public health issues.
They are confidently assured, practiced partners, born and trained in Kiev, longstanding members of Ballet Theater, and married to each other.
The upgrade path is assured by partnering with Naim's own stereo power amplifiers – in particular, the NAP 90 and, both of whose in-built power supplies can power their own pre-amplifiers.
But the Vermont bill cannot assure gay partners of federal rights and benefits, and civil unions, unlike marriages, are not expected to be recognized in other states.
A recent report by the Senate foreign relations committee urged Obama to "upgrade" US alliances in the Asia-Pacific and demonstrate "an enduring US commitment to the region, assuring our partners that we are in it for the long haul".
Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, who with Ms. Merkel has guided his country through the euro crisis, went on television Sunday night to assure European partners that Germany would continue to play its reliable part in the continent's affairs, but mentioned no specifics.
Sure, there were a few iPads strewn about -- maybe to assure business partners that the kids who watch "Transformers: Rescue Bots" can also bug their parents for the related "Sky Forest Rescue" app -- but there was nothing like Nintendo's Amiibo, little plastic toys that basically exist to unlock exclusive features in video games.
I've seen it hundreds of times and it's always the same story, though each couple hopes theirs will result in a different outcome, with the closeted partner assuring the out partner that she will eventually come out but that she's just more of a 'private' person, and the out partner swearing that she doesn't even care if her partner comes out -- the important thing is that they're together.
