The phrase "a safe group of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of individuals or entities that are considered secure or protected in some way.
Example: "We have formed a safe group of volunteers to assist in the community project."
Alternatives: "a secure team of" or "a protected set of".
In their work, a safe grouping of a bipartite graph partitions nodes into groups such that two nodes of the same group of V have no common neighbors in W and vice versa.
Although participants had found it difficult to find time for MEND, once the programme was over, they missed the support of a "safe" group.
A greedy algorithm is proposed to find K safe groups of V and L safe groups of W. For each node u, the algorithm attempts to assign u to the first group with fewer than n nodes.
After getting K safe groups of V, the algorithm move forward to find L safe groups of W following a similar same process.
An additional function of stereotyping works to divide again as we are biologically linked to primary levels of creating safe groups of survival and nurturing.
To compare the cervical isometric strength, fatigue endurance and range of motion of adult and under-18 age-grade front-row rugby players to inform the development of a safe age group policy with particular reference to scrummaging.
When a student in Virginia used YikYak to reveal suicidal thoughts, says the app's 23-year-old co-founder Tyler Droll, "there was a huge response from students nearby: 'We love you, stay safe.' A group of YikYakkers went to his dorm – they went to talk to him and got him the help that they needed".
In a statement on Tuesday, Chrysler again maintained that the Jeeps are not defective and are among the safest of a group of similar sport utility vehicles made by other manufacturers.
A trial of labour can be a safe option for a selected group of women.
"It's an epidemic," says solicitor Jessica Learmond-chairi, chair of a safer neighbourhood group in Hampstead.
