The phrase "guarantee for this" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means a promise or assurance made in relation to something specific. Example: "The company offers a money-back guarantee for this product if you are not satisfied with its performance."
But "happily ever after" is no guarantee for this new romance, still fueled equally by optimism and results.
No Guarantee for This One EARLY last summer a New York collector negotiated a hefty guarantee from Christie's in consigning his 1964 "Study for Self-Portrait" by Francis Bacon for the fall auctions.
In [28], the authors claim that the SL0 is robust with respect to the noise, but there is no theoretical guarantee for this.
Obviously some initial questions come to mind: Assuming that Facebook is getting some kind of revenue guarantee for this, how does it compare to Google's $900 million guarantee to MySpace?
Black said she could not imagine running an organization based on the current method of evaluating teachers, and then added, "Nor can I imagine at age 25...saying to somebody, 'You have lifetime guarantee for this position.
For the purpose of this experiment, we assumed that the tree generated from the complete 18S gene is correct and that the trees for the target region and the full gene are concordant, though we are, of course, aware that there is no guarantee for this.
The minister said: "We trust that the United Kingdom will offer, as soon as possible, the guarantee for the safe passage for this asylum of Mr Assange and that they would respect those international agreements that they have signed in the past and that they have always respected".
Portland's biggest earner is Liam Ridgewell, with $1.25m guaranteed for this season.
The best paid player in MLS is Orlando City's Kaká, with nearly $7.2m guaranteed for this season.
No prizes in heaven or on earth are guaranteed for this kind of faith, but he persists because it is, like prayer, its own reward.
RAIN is pretty much guaranteed for this regatta," Lori Kilada of Glen Cove said, pulling on foul-weather gear as rain started to blow in from the northeast.
