The phrase "assured quality of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the guarantee or certainty of a product's or service's quality.
Example: "Our company prides itself on the assured quality of our products, ensuring customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "guaranteed quality of" or "certified quality of".
There are great opportunities for insurance agencies to execute monopsonistic purchasing power, namely a single buyer from multiple sellers of healthcare services to gain the best possible price given assured quality of goods and services.
Experiences from Malaysia and Sri Lanka show that women are willing to move from home based to facility-based care if transport and services are made free for all, if there is improved awareness and also assured quality of service at the facilities.
Population explosion, economic progress, poor management and contamination of water sources are the main reasons for scarcity of assured quality of water (Garg and Hassan 2007).
To contribute to increase of net income, a quality assurance organization has to consider cost and value of the testware involved in assuring quality of software artifacts, such as requirements, specifications, designs, and code.
Assuring quality of feature models is thus of paramount importance for assuring quality in software product line engineering.
Folk taxonomies can provide a common language, establish value, and assure quality of soil investigations for scientists, extension agents, and development workers.
"A fair and modest contribution from those graduates who see financial benefit from their degrees could help to maintain availability of places, assure quality of education and keep the sector competitive".
To assure quality of the data by minimizing the errors the following measures had been undertaken: Apparatuses were calibrated; expiry date of reagents had been checked before starting the real analysis and standard control also prepared.
