The phrase "assured state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation that is guaranteed or certain.
Example: "After the negotiations, we reached an assured state of agreement that both parties were satisfied with."
Alternatives: "guaranteed condition" or "certain state".
Just months before, the company assured state lawmakers that no such piping existed at the plant.
The bank, however, has assured state and city officials that it will be adding better-paying jobs in Manhattan.
"We have been the brunt of so many jokes, but I know that Florida stands tall," Ms. Harris assured state Republicans at the preinauguration breakfast.
In testimony before a legislative committee in Sacramento on Tuesday, a lawyer for the district assured state officials that it was still "a willing participant in the development and implementation" of an agreement.
Reversal is possible, but sentiment in Vermont is running firmly against the plant, which is in Vernon, near the Massachusetts border, because Entergy executives had assured state officials who asked about the potential for underground leaks that it had no pipes that could do so.
But Mr. McGreevey said he was troubled that the failure of the electrical grid left a million homes without power on Thursday afternoon, especially because the North American Electric Reliability Council, which has established rules for managing the system, had repeatedly assured state officials that it could prevent widespread power failures.
But federal health officials offered a rolling deadline of sorts and assured states they would have wide latitude on how to operate their exchanges.
What, other than federal stimulus, would jumpstart the economy, stabilize the housing and construction markets and assure state fiscal stability for years to come?
Organizers are taking pains to assure state officials that the school, called the Hebrew Language Academy Charter School, would not cross the church-state divide.
Ultimately, Mr. Freeman said, Perot Systems was able to assure state officials that it would not share proprietary information with power traders.
The school's planners have taken pains to assure state officials that it would not cross the church-state divide, and they are in negotiations with a candidate for principal who is not Jewish but who has experience in dual-language education.
