The phrase "a safe value for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a value that is considered secure or reliable in a specific context, such as programming, finance, or safety standards.
Example: "In this application, we recommend using a safe value for the maximum input to prevent overflow errors."
Alternatives: "a secure value for" or "a reliable value for".
The minimum and maximum values are selected so as to avoid distortion: a safe value range for a parameter is in − 3 m i, 3 m i, where m i is the respective eigenvalue.
A similar study found safe values for most types of stripping procedures with metal handheld strippers and perforated stripping disks at low speed.
We propose a framework to systematically address frequency measurement and response delays and we determine safe values for the total delays via simulations.
We analyze the memory requirements for this cache, and analytically derive safe values for its control parameters.
6 safe values for the response delays are determined via simulations.
In the balance of this review, it is important to keep this critical question in mind, because it has important implications for how risk assessors derive safe values for exposure to Cr VI).
This value of DP could therefore be used as a safe threshold value for handling, if large missing pieces (containing text) are to be avoided.
If the h/H values of units I and II are kept below 50% and 40%, respectively, a safe design value of 1.25 for Fs can be guaranteed.
Colin Leys, the report's co-author, said: "The picture that is emerging is of an NHS poorly equipped to ensure that healthcare services outsourced to for-profit providers will provide safe, high-quality care and good value for money".
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