The phrase "a safety option" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a choice or feature that enhances safety in a particular context, such as products, procedures, or policies.
Example: "The new car model includes a safety option that automatically applies the brakes in emergency situations."
Alternatives: "a safety feature" or "a safety measure".
Several automobile companies, including Chrysler and General Motors, are consulting with O'Gara-Hess & Eisenhardt about making this a safety option alongside air bags and anti-lock brakes.
Unfortunately, because their behavior is criminalized and because many of these young people report having experience abuse perpetrated by police officers, they largely do not think of law enforcement as a safety option.
Neoadjuvant hormonal therapy is a safety option for postmenopausal women with large operable or locally advanced hormone sensitive BC, increasing the possibilities of breast-conserving surgery (BCS) [ 11].
Local police are aware and say they "are exploring all safety options".
One of the things we like about Volvo is that they don't give buyers of their cars any safety options.
"Regulators should evaluate all safety options provided by manufacturers and err on the side of requiring their inclusion, because people's safety should be the top priority," she said.
Click on the "Safety" option, and a pop-up will appear with two buttons: "On" and "Off".. Turn off Safety Mode.
Instead, try to arrange financing with an outside source, like a bank or credit union, and use that safety option as leverage.
One interesting safety option — available early next year — will be inflatable rear safety belts.
"People are protective of the sector, so most will take the safety option if you give it to them.
The optimize safety option can be used to check for array index and null generator problems (these will be reported as bus errors and segmentation faults, sigh).
