The phrase "a kind of secure" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a type of security or safety, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The system provides a kind of secure environment for users to share their information."
Alternatives: "a type of secure" or "a form of secure".
Some months ago, the Washington Post waded into the debate about the NSA, pervasive surveillance, and end-to-end encryption with a call for Apple and Google to magically "invent a kind of secure golden key they would retain and use only when a court has approved a search warrant".
Last week, the Washington Post published an editorial calling for Apple and Google to use "their wizardry" to "invent a kind of secure golden key they would retain and use only when a court has approved a search warrant".
Because work and so-called welfare increasingly fail to provide any kind of secure foundation for living, one basic principle should sit at the core of the left's vision of the future: that of a universal basic income (UBI).
To prevent that gruesome possibility, Yazicigil is developing a new kind of secure wireless communications system for IoT devices.
The wormhole attack is a typical kind of secure attacks in WSNs.
The latest salvo is a 4-page advertisement in the nation's top newspaper, signed by 3759 professors, that criticizes the research ministry's plans to create "junior professors," phase out the Habilitation requirement--a kind of extended postdoc needed to secure academic tenure--and change some work rules that favor professors.
The independent shop, and those of its kind, provide her with a very different kind of secure location, a sanctuary from the online.
A short while later, I heard that Hills was out of the Maudsley but now in a very different kind of secure unit: he was in prison, awaiting trial on the charge of conspiracy to murder.
D-Link has just released a new ExpressCard featuring Pre-N speeds — the DWA-643 Xtreme N. You'll be covered as far as WiFi goes, as the card includes both 802.11n and 802.11g/b wireless and supports all kinds of secure encryption settings like WEP.
"All I could hear, we never had a layoff, so I felt kind of secure there".
Bartholomew associates the Type A attachment style described above with the kind of secure attachment that comes from nurturing and supporting parent-child relationships.
