The phrase "a safe grounding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a secure or stable foundation, whether in a physical, emotional, or conceptual context.
Example: "Before making any major decisions, it's important to have a safe grounding in your values and priorities."
Alternatives: "a secure foundation" or "a stable base".
I need clean water And a safe ground to play!
The strong downfield shift of HC15 (to 4.38 ppm) as part of an AB system at 4.24/4.38 ppm (J=7.5) was consistent with the presence of a de-shielding substituent at C15. H,H-NOE correlations of HC15 with methyl group singlets at 2.00 ppm (H3C13) and at 1.52 ppm (H3C17) helped to put this assignment on a safe ground.
There isn't any safe ground inside Syria.
The purple color about 75%% region represents the surface potential which characterizes safe grounding system.
He was looking to build a business on safe ground, away from the constantly shifting turf of Russia's early days of capitalism.
Samouni and the others ran from the house, some raised white cloths as flags and they made it to a patch of safe ground where they were taken to hospital by car.
Pitkin County is a red county in a red state where it is safe ground for a beleaguered president who makes Richard Nixon look like a splendid guy in a cheap suit.
And now that Yemen has proved to be a safe training ground for Al Qaeda, a link between the Yemeni and Somali contingents has strengthened.
Easier to say than to put into practice, but there is a safe middle ground for small clubs to seek out.
It's a serviceable ballad, hard to butcher and tough to make your own, and thus a safe meeting ground for these three thorny individualists.
Their armour permitted them to withstand enemy arrows while returning shot for shot; and when steppe intruders sought to withdraw, the heavy cavalrymen could pursue farther and faster than ever before, making it hard for a raiding party to find a safe camping ground for the night or a place to graze their horses.
