The phrase "assured under a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is guaranteed or secured within a specific framework or condition.
Example: "The project was assured under a strict timeline to ensure timely delivery."
Alternatives: "guaranteed under a" or "secured under a".
At a detailed briefing in this northern Namibian town, the South African officers said they did not know why guerrillas would have mounted what appeared to be their biggest-scale infiltration in years when independence for the territory looked assured under an agreement negotiated by the United States and supervised by the United Nations.
From the safety point of view flow through the core should be assured under all operating conditions.
Conflicting restrictions on the bending field are thus eliminated and existence and uniqueness of the solution are assured under any data.
Data privacy is assured under the conditions that a client does not share encryption keys, metadata or original data with any party.
It is believed that the complaint relates to "Darren", an alleged victim, whose anonymity should be assured under the law, and who has claimed that journalists arrived at his house asking questions of him, purportedly as a result of unauthorised briefings by the police.
In this paper, we demonstrate that strict error reduction from stage to stage can be assured under rather general conditions and we illustrate this rapid convergence numerically for a simple family of two dimensional transport problems.
So assured under Biggar's bombs.
They feel, however, that the persistence of this order is not assured under President Trump.
Democracy and human rights cannot be assumed or assured under the MCP.
But such programs are not assured under the currently debated legislation.
