The phrase "assures privacy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing measures or guarantees that protect an individual's or organization's private information.
Example: "The new software update assures privacy by implementing advanced encryption techniques."
Alternatives: "guarantees privacy" or "ensures confidentiality."
Clinical research has traditionally been conducted using de-identified data, and participants have been assured privacy.
"Assuring privacy rights for all Americans has been one of my active engagements for many years," he said.
Campsites are scattered unobtrusively through the park and can only be occupied by one party at a time, assuring privacy.
That would assure privacy, but it would limit Google's profits from selling to advertisers information about what you are doing, and make those services less useful.
Instead of being one structure, the villa is a series of connecting pavilions that assure privacy for even the largest house parties.
All measurements were obtained in a reserved room next to the blood bank open space in order to assure privacy and minimize environmental stress.
Times reporter presents the volatile evolution of an emerging payment system that facilitates innovative transactions and reduces costs to merchants while assuring privacy to users.
In these spaces we can be assured privacy in an increasingly public world and stamp our unique identities in their finishes.
The most frequently asked question at phone-in IRS service centers is "where's my refund?" To track yours, go to IRS.gov and click on the line on the left side of the page titled what else?–"Where's my refund?" Have a copy of your return handy, because you'll need to punch in some detailed information to assure privacy.
* Assure privacy around the sides and back of property by adding fences, berms or plants.
