The phrase "a safe value in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a value that is considered secure or reliable within a specific context, such as programming or finance.
Example: "In this algorithm, we need to ensure that we always return a safe value in case of an error."
Alternatives: "a secure value in" or "a reliable value in".
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.
This is a safer value investment, since Bank of America is hardly in trouble.
Roubini himself calls the 2008 downturn a "stag deflation," and Shilling says 30-year Treasuries are the only safe value store in a deflationary storm.
In most patients, we could keep it below 15 cmH2O, a relatively safe value according to preliminary evidences [ 46, 47].
That counterintuitive shift seemed to highlight the dollar's role as a safe store of value in times of crisis, despite the recession.
China's central bank, the People's Bank of China, called Friday for the development of an international currency other than the dollar that would be a safe repository of value, in the latest sign of China's search for other ways to invest its international reserves.
We remain comfortable with our Hold, we see better safer value elsewhere in the sector.
INVESTING: Ten-Worst Value Funds Originally intended to provide investors with a safe bet in rocky times, value funds averaged a dismal -3.7% return for the last quarter.
It harms a certain kind of public good that many Americans are striving hard to attain — the public good of a society where people feel safe, valued and at home in their social home.
An important purpose of risk assessment for TCDD and other dioxin-like compounds is to establish specific "safe" values of exposure in the low-dose region, below which adverse biological effects are negligibly small.
