The phrase "a safe project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a project that is secure, poses minimal risk, or is designed to ensure safety.
Example: "The team has proposed a safe project that adheres to all safety regulations and guidelines."
Alternatives: "a secure project" or "a risk-free project".
"If he were a different person, he'd have drifted toward a safer project, like a superhero movie.
Without specifically suggesting why a third party report would stall a supposedly safe project, the company frames this recommendation as an affront to the unquestionable wisdom of the NEB and uses it as an opportunity to kiss regulatory ass.
For the past five years, Ewers has been leading a study called the Safe project to answer this question.
It was sponsored by the SAFE project, a Leicester domestic violence charity, and organised with the support of Leicestershire Police.
Stela Stansfield, service co-ordinator of the Children's Society's Street Safe project in Lancashire, says a particular problem is schools failing to report occurrences of running away because they want to protect their reputations.
The Pentagon is funding a "safe genes" project that aims to guard against potential gene-drive threats, though the research could potentially be weaponised.
You can't do a safe, boring project," he says.
The same program reported on the detection and removal of seemingly hidden wi-fi cards inside the CCTV cabinets deployed in a safe city project in Pakistan.
An independent review of a safe motherhood project concluded that in spite of "extensive staff training and support" to midwives, problems with staff retention would remain an important obstacle to increasing coverage of births by skilled attendants [ 24].
In 2003, the Safe Project (in Birmingham) had eight staff, now it has two-and-a-half.
