The phrase "assured services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to convey that services are guaranteed or reliable.
Example: "Our company prides itself on providing assured services to all our clients, ensuring their satisfaction and trust."
Alternatives: "guaranteed services" or "reliable services".
The design of a suitable service selection framework helps the users in the selection of a suitable CSP, while motivating the CSPs to satisfy the assured Service Level Agreement (SLA) and enhance the Quality of Service (QoS).
These laws allow not only for best effort traffic (only type of traffic in today's Internet) but also assured service traffic where a given target rate has to be achieved in average.
Accreditation of endoscopy units is essential and clearly aligned to JAG's core objectives: To agree and set acceptable standards for competence in endoscopic procedures and training and to quality assure services.
In some cases, complete reprivatization of transportation services may provide cost reductions and service improvements as long as regulatory protections assure service for all markets.
"CollabAssure" is an auction based, ad-hoc market model, assuring service by giving users incentives to "sublet" their surplus data plans to the users without Internet access.
In next generation networks one of the most challenging issues is the definition of seamless and secure handoffs in order to assure service continuity.
She said New Jersey Transit could not assure service on the two other lines would be restored today, and warned passengers to check the railroad's Web site, NJTransit.com.
The transmission project, which LIPA said was necessary to assure service and meet higher demand, entails the reconstruction of an existing 9.3-mile transmission corridor to replace 23-kilovolt power lines with 69-kilovolt lines.
It acted after one of its biggest businesses, the headquarters of Pizza Hut, moved away more than a decade ago, and the city was looking for a way to assure service, recalled Valerie Wise, the air service and business development manager for the Wichita Airport Authority.
