The phrase "assuredly have" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express certainty or confidence about possessing something or a particular situation.
Example: "I assuredly have the skills needed to complete this project successfully."
Alternatives: "certainly have" or "undoubtedly have".
This type of bullying is insidious, and can most assuredly have the same effects as physical intimidation.
That the straight-faced of social media were going to throw a blue fit over this would assuredly have entered Amis's calculations.
Kick short by lobbing the ball or skittering it downfield — which one? — and the Bears will assuredly have good field position.
Oil industry experts said safety shut-off valves would almost assuredly have prevented an exploding airport fuel tank from igniting all or even part of the network.
It looked like Seattle missed a great opportunity when Wilson found Baldwin wide open for what would almost assuredly have been a 63-yard score.
The "big goal" of researchers is to discover a way to cut or reduce the number of CAG repeats to a normal count (individuals with 35 repeats or higher will almost assuredly have symptoms of HD in a normal lifespan).
Trump is taking cues from Big Brother and 1984, a novel he most assuredly has not read.
But when an indictment has been found, and the accused has been called upon to plead to it, he assuredly has been prosecuted.
She assuredly has not spent the intervening years finding ways to make herself stand out in a field crowded with equally determined striking singers.
"Two of these defendants are charged with arranging its export to Iran, where it most assuredly had the potential to end up in the wrong hands," Mr. Bharara said.
Like Stalin, he hid his emotions behind an impenetrable facade of impassivity; but he assuredly had emotions of a virulent kind - an insatiable thirst for vengeance on the world he hated.
