The phrase "assured reaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a response that is confident or guaranteed in nature, often in contexts where certainty is emphasized.
Example: "The scientist was pleased to observe an assured reaction from the test subjects when the new treatment was administered."
Alternatives: "confident response" or "certain reaction."
Detoxifying agents with high selectivity are needed to assure reactions with inhibitors without affecting fermentable sugars.
Rest assured, the reaction was not kind or contained.
The reset voltages are operated within a fixed voltage range (0.5 V to 0.7 V) with 0.01 V interval for 1,000 s at 77 K to assure the reaction is accomplished completely.
The scope of planning in this respect is the identification of strategic policy options that will effectively establish the 'link' between these two contexts, thus assuring efficient reaction of local regions to emerging external global challenges [37, 38].
Labour's response to the annual benefit cap was much less assured than its reaction to Mr Osborne's two traps: it was all over the place.
Though it may be hard to remember this in the midst of an anxiety attack, rest assured that this reaction is an entirely normal, natural one that was intended for your well-being.
Both these estimations being consistent and far larger than the reaction time scale, the following results are valid in the context of diffusion-limited reactions but their significance cannot be assured in the reaction-limited case, which would require a dedicated and separate study.
The use of PBS here is to assure that reactions that degrade specific absorption do not occur [ 14].
But that could be because the accrued experience of state security officials made open demonstrations unlikely and assured that most reactions to the news would remain as covert as a high-five between passing friends on a crowded street, an act viewed in Havana.
Before actual data collection commenced, children were assured that their reactions would be processed anonymously and instructions were provided using the child's preferred mode of communication.
