The phrase "assured security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to convey a sense of guaranteed safety or protection, often in discussions about technology, finance, or personal safety.
Example: "The new software update provides assured security against potential cyber threats."
Alternatives: "guaranteed safety" or "secured protection."
"We are confident that we have an assured security workforce for the Paralympic Games and do not anticipate any workforce shortfall issues to arise," the group said.
It was an art project, meant to entertain career-day visitors at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, an M.I.T. sophomore assured security officials after she had been arrested at Boston's airport yesterday.
I had always understood that the once down-at-heel Marais quarter had been saved from Pompidou's concrete by André Malraux, but Hazan sees it as a take-over by "a well-off bourgeoisie" who scrubbed the façades and assured security and parking.
On Friday, Fiorina assured security analysts that shes got her arms around the octopus, rather than the other way around.
First, 'public order' offences involving violent, riotous conduct are injurious to the public in that they pose a threat of serious harm to any of the indeterminate number of individuals in the area, and might threaten to undermine that shared sense of assured security on which our civic life depends.
Facebook's success in the enterprise is far from assured, security issues are one concern, and the company's status as a newcomer may work against it.. "Facebook has a long way to go before it can be considered ready for the enterprise," says Alastair Mitchell, chief executive at Facebook competitor, Huddle.
Writer says no treaty can assure "security".
Marines had preceded us to assure security, but one could not help feeling a little edgy.
They, and the local militia they created, were supposed to assure security for northern Israel.
Russia is anxious to assure security for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, on the edge of the North Caucasus.
President Bush would do well to adopt a tone recognizing that America cannot assure security by itself.
