The phrase "assures knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the certainty or guarantee of understanding or information in a particular context.
Example: "The comprehensive training program assures knowledge of all necessary skills for the job."
Alternatives: "guarantees understanding" or "ensures comprehension."
It has much to do with imagery and language, a particular perspective, the assured knowledge of the particular universe the writer has created.
A sufficient number of courses (six or more) in the student's primary field to assure knowledge of the basic works in one national literature from its beginnings until the present.
The Red Cross volunteers were selected from their respective communities to assure knowledge of households to be visited, community gatekeepers and most importantly acceptance.
It consisted of a presentation on the theory of CRM, the integration of CRM into CPR, and three video presentations showing teams performing ALS combined with an oral exercise to assure knowledge transfer.
Pregnant women are often assured this knowledge resides in the body itself.
But this is not only to assure your knowledge of the church and bible but, to make sure this is your desire.
The method is a way of teaching which involves students actively in the process of learning, provides ample opportunities in using teaching aids and materials, and assures the learnt knowledge to be permanent.
MESH assures an adequate knowledge base through didactic training in key content areas and complements this training with ongoing mentorship and supportive supervision.
Plans to sex up productions have already taken a decidedly dodgy turn now that John Berry, the artistic director, has assured us that "knowledge of music is not a priority" in finding major figures from film and theatre to direct.
Thus, we can be assured that our knowledge of material things is of the highest order.
