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I am having a debate with a client over usage. I've looked in all the
reference sources, but I'd appreciate the options of experienced writers.
In the following sentences, which use of ensure/assure is correct?
1. The information presented also ensures that the project will be delivered
on time and within budget with a quality level that meets the requirements
for the most efficient use and management of the project
2. The information presented also assures that the project will be delivered
on time and within budget with a quality level that meets the requirements
for the most efficient use and management of the project.
Is there a way to avoid the use of assure/ensure/insure?
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