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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a safety harness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device designed to secure a person to a fixed object or to prevent falls, often used in construction, climbing, or other activities involving heights.
Example: "Before starting the climb, make sure to put on a safety harness to ensure your protection."
Alternatives: "fall protection harness" or "safety belt".
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Any worker entering a bin must be provided a safety harness or a supporting chair.
ABC required Mr. Wallenda to wear a safety harness, much to his dissatisfaction.
Preventive services, she said, "were a safety harness for me, a safety blanket.
An instructor named Jeff cinched a safety harness around her waist.
The insurers O.K.'d that — provided that she wore a safety harness.
There is a pair of racing bucket seats, with a safety harness for the driver.
"I don't think anyone knew what a safety harness was back then," he said.
He might have been saved by a safety harness, the federal agency said.
Skeggs drowned when he was unable to free himself from a safety harness.
Only if you think riding a roller coaster without a safety harness is a good idea.
Mr. Wallenda was the first to do that — though ABC required that he wear a safety harness.
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