The phrase "providing assurance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that something is being done with the intent of reducing doubt or anxiety or giving confidence. For example: "The accounting team provided assurance that the company's finances are in order."
"The time is right to look at providing assurance on RWAs," he said.
"We have left no stone unturned in providing assurance regarding security for the Australian team," Hassan said in a statement on Wednesday.
The State Department provided the Iroquois team with letters providing assurance of their re-entry, said P. J. Crowley, the department's spokesman.
Of course, at present, there is no universal standard for providing assurance that industrial control system IT components have been designed, built and managed securely and it is simply accepted that companies should operate on a buyer-beware basis.
For ABC Charity, the inspection of a children's nursery school by Ofsted will be crucial to its reputation and will help the board understand whether quality standards are being maintained, providing assurance that the operational team is delivering planned services.
The practitioner literature has long argued that the internal audit function (IAF) can play an important role both in providing assurance with respect to information security and in generating insights about how to improve the organization's information security.
The UK could end this situation today, by providing assurances that Assange will not be extradited to the United States.
France tried to water down the Palestinian version of proposal without providing assurances that the US will indeed support it.
The ICGLR then issues a certificate, to provide assurance to companies purchasing the raw commodities.
As more foods were rationed, the experiment provided assurance that home front health was secure.
Even its choice of chairman reflects the desire to provide assurance.
