The phrase "a more secure future" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing plans, goals, or aspirations that involve enhancing safety or stability in the future.
Example: "Investing in renewable energy is essential for creating a more secure future for our planet."
Alternatives: "a safer future" or "a more stable future."
In response, a government spokesman said: "While UK combat operations end this year, we will continue to help train the Afghan forces, to ensure they can deliver a more secure future for their country, which will help our security here in the UK.
But don't cheat yourself out of a more secure future because you're comfortable today.
Erica Davies, director of the museum, said the grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund would ensure a more secure future.
Underlying this is a calculation that this gives the American trucking industry, and its drivers, a more secure future.
We can come together for the good of the country and reach a compromise; we can strengthen our economy and leave for our children a more secure future.
For the first time, she said, Mexico is uncovering the abuses of the past, "to build a more secure future for human rights".
"In this budget, we have embraced the innovative spirit of the American people by putting forth policies that can deliver real results and that empower individuals, families, job creators and our communities to build a stronger more secure future," Price said in a statement.
President Obama offered Americans a clear, forward-looking vision that focused on creating a stronger, more secure future for average Americans and their children, built on investments we need as a nation and a balanced approach to fiscal issues such as taxes and deficit reduction.
Spending an afternoon with these young women is a reminder of what is possible in a country whose next generation remains determined to create a brighter, more secure future.
Slogan: "A brighter, more secure future".
Is this the symbol of a BRIGHTER, MORE SECURE FUTURE?
