"guarantee the amount" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to promise or ensure a specific quantity or sum of something. It can be used in various contexts, such as contracts, financial transactions, and customer service. Example: The company guarantees the amount of the refund to be processed within 10 business days.
Please note that CUSP cannot guarantee the amount that you request.
Aldermore Mortgages offers a family guarantee mortgage via brokers, for which no deposit is required but a parent or grandparent must guarantee the amount of mortgage above 75% loan-to-value in the form of a charge on their property.
A universal life insurance policy pays out upon death of the insured and, depending upon the type of policy, it may be possible to guarantee the amount of the proceeds.
But Netflix is supposed to come to the Boxee Box by the end of the month, and once that happens I can guarantee the amount of Internet TV I am going to watch will go up at least five or ten times.
Our sequencing and assembly strategy includes two points: do not pool reads from different samples but carry out assembly separately; guarantee the amount of sequence data for each assembly.
The probability that is beneficial to water transfer is large enough to guarantee the amounts of water transferable, on the whole.
TdF Hub is chaired by former Rugby Football League boss Sir Rodney Walker, who told the BBC he could "absolutely guarantee" the total amount of the WRG contract would not be £4.5m, as it was a worst-case scenario figure and savings had already been identified.
If Delphi manages to emerge from bankruptcy with the funds intact, the plans would be frozen, meaning that participants would no longer build up the value of their benefits, but would be guaranteed the amount they had earned by the time of the freeze.
Reality Check verdict: The projected additional cost of guaranteeing the amount paid for electricity from Hinkley C has risen considerably because the government forecast for the wholesale price of electricity has fallen.
In Acxiom's filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the company said that it had received promissory notes totaling $65 million from the private equity firms, which guaranteed the total amount.
Chapter 11 is a useful card for bosses, because the PBGC does not guarantee the full amount of most pensions.
