The phrase "a safer thing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing options or discussing the relative safety of different choices or actions.
Example: "Choosing to wear a helmet while biking is a safer thing to do than riding without one."
Alternatives: "a more secure option" or "a less risky choice".
It is therefore a safer thing to be an elephant in a house near a park.
Phillips is interested in who we are when we are too busy pining and grieving to think much about what others make of us: When I say I trust you, I mean I've considered that you could betray me, which means I know you will, that we'll have between us at last that understanding which is a safer thing than trust, not a worse, not a better thing.
Phillips is interested in who we are when we are too busy pining and grieving to think much about what others make of us: When I say I trust you, I mean I've considered that you could betray me, which means I know you will, that we'll have between us at last that understanding which is a safer thing than trust, not a worse, not a better thing..
It's just not a safe thing to do in these weather conditions".
Diversification was viewed as a safe thing to do and then it reversed in late '08".
It was certainly a safe thing to say at the time; nobody else in Texas politics looked like a national candidate when Mr. Bush was elected in 2000.
In the fall of 1978, the Iranian Revolution broke out, and I learned that being American or associated with America was not a safe thing.
So it's a bad thing to do whereas praising a child for effort is a safe thing to do because a child is always in control of how much effort it puts in," he said.
Perhaps, even if this case does not herald a wider crackdown by authorities, it will persuade other banks that ignoring signs of a Ponzi scheme is no longer a safe thing to do.
By the time I got back to my desk, she had called, and she agreed to be interviewed if a lawyer she had retained thought it a safe thing for her to do.
