The phrase "assured threshold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to convey a sense of certainty or guarantee regarding a specific level or limit that has been established.
Example: "The project will only proceed once we have reached the assured threshold of funding required."
Alternatives: "guaranteed level" or "confirmed limit".
Such characteristics assure the threshold working well for different kinds of videos.
The government consulted with civil liberties groups as it devised the initiative, and they secured changes in the program to assure that the threshold for criminal conduct would not be lowered and that individual privacy would not be violated by the willy-nilly entry of innuendo into a government record.
Calibration is advantageous in this context to assure that the threshold coincides with the nominal probability.
To assure the behavioral threshold of the OMR we analysed our data also by the use of a receiver operating characteristic (ROC).
It looks like Mr. Romney may underperform his polls somewhat, but the bigger miss may be on Mr. Gingrich, who is not assured of reaching the 20 percent threshold required to win proportional delegates there.
That means that there is about a one in 36 chance that the anomaly they see is the result of happenstance - far less assured than the "five sigma" threshold that physicists use to demarcate a formal discovery.
The rules of the game set in place for the referendum would have assured the military government of the threshold it needed in the non-consultative constitution it wrote.
Besides, full coverage of the density calibration phantom would have not been assured, consecutively resulting in an inaccurate threshold definition.
Democrats are discussing raising the threshold, and the White House has privately assured labor that union benefits will not be affected.
This assured that the target's visibility was always above threshold.
