The phrase "assuring that both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express the act of making certain that two things are guaranteed or confirmed.
Example: "The manager is focused on assuring that both the project deadlines and quality standards are met."
Alternatives: "ensuring that both" or "guaranteeing that both".
This motivates an improved boundary condition application approach, which considers constitutive material parameters as well as kinematic variables at the boundary of the entire MVE as degrees of freedom in the IDIC procedure, assuring that both are identified with equal precision and importance.
It also is assuring that both groups had no significant differences in other respiratory hospitalizations as palivizumab should not affect those hospitalizations.
This manipulation featured two levels, high and low, thereby also assuring that both the personal involvement and the cognitive factor (probability of the cause) had the same chances to affect the judgments of participants.
A central theme of the conference was election integrity: assuring that votes are both recorded and counted as they were cast.
And yet, in his email to me, Macchiarini assures that "both the UCL team and mine know that we did the best we could for those patients in the circumstances.
Rest assured, that will be changing soon.
Rest assured that both principals in this affair, President and Vice-President, would find themselves instantly trumped.
A spokesman has also assured that both the Springwood and Katoomba centres will not lose their funding.
Some proxies and end systems, however, would like to be assured that both sides are still alive and interested in participating.
Whichever you choose, be assured that both books were translated by Don Bartlett, who seems to relish this tough stuff as much as we do.
By contrast, FXIII Y34 with thrombin (Y60aA or W215A/E217A) could help assure that both fibrin clot formation and protein crosslinking are hindered.
