"full assurance" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to describe a strong or complete sense of confidence or belief in something. Example: "I have full assurance that I will pass this exam because I studied diligently."
"In this moment, we can say with full assurance that we have won the presidency in the first round," Bukele told a crowd of supporters just after 9 p.m.
But because the owner knows it, the ZKP provides full assurance to the rest of the currency ecosystem of that ownership as all other parties can duplicate the ZKP without knowledge of that secret number.
The company's performance, much of it en pointe, in parts lacks precision and spice, particularly in the spacing and pacing of some second-half set pieces, but full assurance of execution will surely build swiftly on tour.
Anyone who believes they are the victim of a hate crime should report the matter to the police in the full assurance that their complaint will be investigated fully and handled sensitively".
Correspondence released to the court show that in June Javid wrote to Johnson stating that "significant attempts having been made to seek a full assurance, it is now right to accede to the mutual legal assistance (MLA) request without an assurance [over the death penalty]".
"The international community needs full assurance that chemical weapons stockpiles are verifiably safeguarded".
One senior administration official said full assurances from Pyongyang were not secured until Monday, the day the former president left Burbank on Bing's jet.
However, I'm proud to say that I've asked for and received full assurances today from our majority leader, Trent Lott, that he is prepared to bring this needed bipartisan legislation to the Senate floor within two weeks.
Other research advocates said the move fell short of the full assurances that scientists need.
"In light of the current concerns, these suppliers have already taken immediate action to provide full assurances about their meat products".
He received full assurances that they would be.
