The phrase "assured resource" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a resource that is reliable or guaranteed in some way.
Example: "The company has established itself as an assured resource for quality materials in the construction industry."
Alternatives: "reliable resource" or "guaranteed resource".
This means that a country's fishing operations and policies should be designed with a view to achieving long-term sustainable use of fish resources, as a means of assuring resource conservation, continued food supplies and alleviating poverty in fishing communities.
"Councilman [Kelly ] Boydsaid one of his goals for his third term was to assure resources for police.
His goals are revitalizing the business community, establishing artist-live work projects, assuring resources for the fire, police and marine safety departments, and creating a tree ordinance that preserves views.
When a decision is made to perform a premature iatrogenic delivery for maternal benefit it is suggested that it be done after consultation with the relevant neonatal ICU personnel to assure resources are available to manage the preterm neonate.
"Rest assured, every resource available to the state of Louisiana will be used to ensure the perpetrators are swiftly brought to justice," Gov. John Bel Edwards said in a statement.
It allows users to search thousands of quality assured maths resources.
Without those measures, the report says, ICE cannot be assured "that resources are being appropriately targeted" toward immigrants "who pose the greatest risk to public safety and community".
Evacuees need to be assured that resources will be available, such as fuel, rest stops and traffic coordination, Ms. Beriwal said.
Accurate and comprehensive information is necessary not only for scientists who seek to exploit resources to enhance their research but to assure that resource providers and funding administrators have the appropriate information available for making decisions about resource development and support.
More information exchange on successes and failures of interventions to improve staff motivation and address HIV/AIDS in the health sector is urgently required to assure appropriate resource allocation.
