The phrase "assured sense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to convey a feeling of confidence or certainty about something, often in contexts related to understanding or perception.
Example: "After years of experience in the field, she spoke with an assured sense of authority on the subject."
Alternatives: "confident understanding" or "certain awareness".
Meyer occasionally stumbles, especially when he is dealing with the realities of criminal law, but his rigorously sculpted psychologies and assured sense of place are compelling.
He was honest and courageous; had an unbending spirit; and, perhaps most remarkably, considering all this, maintained a relaxed and assured sense of himself.
Then, beginning with the Symphony for Three Orchestras in 1976, he set off on a series of orchestral works that seemed more and more remarkable in their sheer delight in invention and wonderfully assured sense of form.
It not only shows Holst moving from the influence of Wagner to a much more personal musical language, but also a wonderfully assured sense of pacing, which is so conspicuously lacking in the later symphony; Gritton sings it ravishingly, too.
He also has an assured sense of place whether in his foreign locations or moving around London – a description of swimming in the capital's Hampstead ponds is particularly pleasing.
It might be hokey if Mr. Caine didn't have such an aggressively modern sensibility and an assured sense of taste and style.
He seemed on the right track last season, with languid pantsuits and sports-inspired clothes, but this collection didn't project a woman with an assured, quirky sense of style.
Jacques Rogge, the president of the I.O.C., assured that "common sense would prevail".
Still, people have been drawn to the area, assured by the sense of security the levees provide.
But be assured, the German sense of humour not only exists, it actually flourishes, albeit in a form we are ill-equipped to recognise.
But the finale was very much all of a piece, and it built to a final, gloriously assured affirmation; the sense that every section of the orchestra was determined to give its music director the best possible send-off was quite obvious.
