The phrase "autonomy guaranteed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that independence or self-governance is assured or promised.
Example: "In this new policy, we ensure that autonomy guaranteed will be a fundamental principle for all departments."
Alternatives: "independence assured" or "self-governance promised".
The early academy evangelists – in both parties – believed freedom and autonomy guaranteed success.
Hong Kong's citizens risk seeing the autonomy guaranteed by the Basic Law eroded.For British firms, the price of confronting China could be high.
The "Occupy Hong Kong" or "Umbrella Revolution" protests have demonstrated to the world that many in the city are intensely unhappy with what they view as China's incremental steps to carve away the special administrative region's high level of autonomy, guaranteed to it under the 1984 Sino-British Joint Declaration.
Your claims that the autonomy guaranteed by the Basic Law may be eroded and that the white paper is a threat to judicial independence are untenable.As for calling on the British government to "confront" China over Hong Kong, mutual respect and non-interference in internal affairs of other countries are basic norms governing international relations.
The resolution also demanded increased state autonomy, guarantees of constitutional rights and equality of citizens regardless of caste, religion or gender.
The opposition wants the new constitution to uphold regional autonomy and guarantee its regional governments a large chunk of gas royalties.
There would be no elections, no local autonomy, no guarantees of individual liberties for the duration of the emergency.
Although Hong Kong's financial autonomy is guaranteed under the Basic Law, China demanded consultation on the final budget of British rule, prepared by Donald Tsang, the financial secretary at the time.The all-too-visible handThe war-chest built up for one campaign proved useful for a different one altogether.
We have to love our freedom not just for the autonomy it guarantees us, but for the goodness it makes possible.
Epictetus would reply that autonomy is guaranteed not by the absence of antecedent causes but by the very nature of the reasoning faculty.
