"guarantee provided" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a guarantee has been or will be given. It is commonly used in legal agreements or contracts, as well as in product descriptions or advertisements. Example: "This product comes with a money-back guarantee provided by the manufacturer." Here, "guarantee provided" is used to convey that the product has a guarantee offered by the manufacturer.
Moreover, the government has secured numerous internal Merrill documents making reference to a guarantee provided by Enron and has obtained testimony from other witnesses.
A cash charge of 42 million euros linked to an existing guarantee provided to the venture's banks will also be taken.
Before the financial crisis, private-label mortgages bundled into securities without a then-implicit guarantee provided by Fannie and Freddie had interest rates from 0.5 to 1 percentage point higher than loans backed by the two government-sponsored enterprises.
They should, as Mill said, "give the greatest amount of needful help, with the smallest encouragement to undue reliance on it".At its peak in the fiscal year 1985-86, Maharashtra's employment guarantee provided 189.5m man-days of work.
His bill would end the guarantee provided by Medicare and Medicaid to the elderly and the poor, which has been provided by the federal government with society's clear assent since 1965.
So did the American security guarantee provided by NATO and the relegation of western European powers to the second rank, which meant they were no longer in a position to vie for global dominance.
Amazon says its A-to-Z guarantee provides additional protection for customers who buy from Marketplace when payment is made via Amazon.co.uk.
Welfare reforms are a factor, here, as is Labour's proposed jobs guarantee, providing six months of work for the long-term unemployed.
This guarantee provides assurances that are relevant both to the user of a session as well as to users outside the session.
Instead, Professor Hamilton and his colleagues propose a bold federal job guarantee, providing economic security and decent wages for every American.
The guarantee provides these firms with an unfair advantage, because they can raise capital at a lower cost.
