The phrase "assured should be" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sense of certainty or confidence about something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I am assured that the project will be completed on time."
Alternatives: "confident that" or "certain that".
"Any problem like that," he assured me, "should be resolved in good faith".
The amount and type of information requested might appear onerous to many people not familiar with systems operation in high-threat environments such as the Internet but rest assured, it should be the minimum for the system.
DEAR SIR, -- I received your message by Mr. Braxton & immediately gave him an order on the Treasurer for the money which the Treasurer assured me should be answered on his return.
In contrast, if the uniqueness of the resultant piezomagnetic field cannot be assured, we should be cautious in calculating the piezomagnetic field.
However, when prenatal HIV testing is not routinely made available or cannot be assured, women should be offered the opportunity to be tested during the newborn period.
Mechanisms that allow for efficient registration of new drugs while assuring quality should be aggressively pursued – through support for the development of an African Medicines Regulatory Agency.
Her mom called the nurse line to see if they should bring her in to see a doctor, and was assured that she should be fine--and to just go home and rest.
Then, the assured customer requirements should be change to the factors of product function, performance, physics and so on.
Her eyes grew large, she gasped and glanced at the moderator, Mike Scanlan, who assured her, "We should be O.K".
Spiritual exaltation is assured, and this should be a good technical workout for the reinstalled and restored Kuhn organ, showing the range of its distinctively French colorations.
