The phrase "assuredly young" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize certainty about someone's youthfulness or the youthfulness of something.
Example: "Despite his experience, he is assuredly young in spirit and enthusiasm."
Alternatives: "undoubtedly young" or "certainly young".
His actions assuredly saved this young boy's life". Fire Department spokeswoman Jennifer Schulz said beach visitors always should be careful to avoid digging large holes, and to help lifeguards keep a lookout for unsafe tunnels and digging.
Yet veterans will assuredly still make younger players the subject of pranks, all in the name of building team chemistry.
James Levine conducted the Juilliard Orchestra in the "Symphonia: sum fluxae pretieum spei" and the Cello Concerto, a very large mouthful of Mr. Carter's art and one that assuredly left these splendid young musicians and a packed Saturday night house at the Peter Jay Sharp Theater both satisfied and exhausted.
"Yep," I self-assuredly quipped just as two sunny, young women picked me up for lunch.
Assuredly, Sam Zell has many times lectured his younger partners that knowing who the customer is is the first step in making any business profitable.
It is best, on the whole, to make sure the young understand the dangers of smoking as they assuredly do, for they exaggerate the perils of tobacco even more than adults do—and then let parents encourage sensible behaviour as best they can.
Amid the sea of hundreds, even thousands, of young people we have taught, there are most assuredly little Michelles and little Baracks who are destined for greatness, and they need every second of the now we have to offer.
Like the man they were planted in honor of, the late environmentalist Jan Vandersloot, these young oak trees will make their presence known in the years to come and assuredly beautify Newport Beach.
