The phrase "assured without the" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of certainty or confidence in the absence of something, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The results were assured without the need for further testing."
Alternatives: "guaranteed without the" or "certain without the".
Second, the achievement of a constant switching frequency in the controlled system is assured without requiring the sliding-mode-based controller to be modified, unlike most previous works.
The ultimate health of our economy cannot be assured without addressing these problems and the dangerous growth in inequality associated with them.
Israel's security, as far as inter-state war was concerned, was thus absolutely assured, without having to give up, apart from Sinai, any of the territories it had seized.
The future is at stake The natural world's benefits to our cognition and health will be irrelevant if we continue to destroy the nature around us, but that destruction is assured without a human reconnection to nature.
Cumberbatch, as assured without a script as with one, smoothed us through Rattigan's life – the posh school years, the cigarette-holder years, the long, embittered years when he fell from favour overnight, supplanted in the late 50s by the angry young men of the Royal Court.
The detectors have to withstand extreme radiation levels (108 Gy/yr at the design luminosity) and their long-term operation has to be assured without requiring human intervention.
Most Israelis now feel their security is assured without giving up anything.
He is normally taciturn, assured without being boastful or critical, and both times he has drifted out of character he has met painful frustration.
The right to security of the person, to a fair and public trial, to asylum from persecution, or to free elections, for example, manifestly cannot be assured without some affirmative government action.
Safety cannot be assured without conducting numerous studies, and this is practically impossible.
