The phrase "assured yet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when asking if someone is confident or certain about something at a particular moment.
Example: "Are you assured yet that your decision is the right one?"
Alternatives: "confident yet" or "certain yet".
His third feature may be his most assured yet.
Brown's vocals are assured yet sometimes a little croaky, silky smooth yet a little cracked.
And Mr. Christie's troupe conveyed the complexity in their rich, assured yet wonderfully spontaneous performances.
It was impetuous yet sensitive, white hot yet poetic, cogent yet instinctive, assured yet intense.
The relationship between the two women was similarly assured yet delicate, as they executed many of the same steps with individual timing, coming in and out of sync.
The sound of that group response unhesitant and assured, yet welcoming of new voices is a small mark of the education that Davis and his festival have given New York.
Will we see the return of The Experts who will assure yet another jury that despite her premeditated conviction, Jodi has a heart of gold and she's the one who is the victim?
Rarely, I suspect, has the great Mad Scene from Bellini's I Puritani sounded technically so assured and yet so soulless.
He was equally cool in the spotlight, joshing with Paul Newman and charming Greta Garbo in Hollywood, before becoming a regular with Johnny Carson on "The Tonight Show".Behind the glassy smile there was, he assured people, yet more ice.
"Can we have a ban on anyone taking the pi$$ out of Essex's already-faltering promotion chase this year?" says Rory MacQueen, lashing out at a theme that I'm assured is yet to crop up today.
He is a tremendous fucker, we are assured, and yet, once in a relationship, he remains noble, faithful (except when not), protective, chivalrous – even when his women become, as they do, mad, drunk, nymphomaniacal or suicidal (which is obviously all their own doing).
