The phrase "guarantee retention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to ensuring that something is kept or maintained, often in business or legal settings.
Example: "Our new policy aims to guarantee retention of customer data for a minimum of five years."
Alternatives: "ensure retention" or "secure retention."
O'Sullivan has done just enough to guarantee retention of his top place in the annually revised official world rankings even if his closest pursuer, Stephen Maguire, wins the title, and gave of his best endeavours here.
And each one of those purchases would essentially guarantee retention for further periods of Apple Music subs.
While cultural commitments can help to keep doctors in Fiji, they do not guarantee retention in the public sectors.
Because in the 13-man game, there is guaranteed retention of possession at the tackle.
But Nguyen found that there isn't a single state where the law guarantees retention of a rape kit until the statute of limitations expire.
"What's been unique about AIG is the amount of guaranteed retention compensation that AIG officials demand that they receive," Feinberg said.
This work describes a porous microwell scaffold with a well-defined pore size and spacing designed to guarantee islet retention at an extrahepatic transplantation site and facilitate islet revascularization.
First Minister Alex Salmond told opponents Sterling was "Scotland's pound" and would be retained but Scottish Labour leader Johann Lamont said he could not guarantee the retention of the pound on his own.
At the same time, the larger physical thickness prevents from charge loss, and guarantees data retention.
In addition, the inefficient lymphatic drainage guarantees the retention of the delivery agents in the area, permitting the accumulation of the drug5,6.
However, more study is needed to achieve a 10-year guarantee of data retention for non-volatile memory application.
