The phrase "a safety state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to security, risk management, or safety protocols, often referring to a condition or status that ensures safety.
Example: "In the event of an emergency, the system will automatically switch to a safety state to protect all users."
Alternatives: "a secure condition" or "a safety status."
The goal of the RGD of a shield-driven tunnel is to bring the safety state to an acceptable level, while maximizing the robustness and cost efficiency simultaneously.
The main goal of the system is the estimation of mining environment as one of the significant components of general safety state in a mine.
Predictive models including classification and regression tree and Random Forests are used to probabilistically identify the structural safety state of an earthquake-damaged building.
The reactor core could keep in a safe state if appropriate safety operations were performed after accidents.
For everyone's safety, state and federal regulators should take notice.
Informally, a safety property states that "something bad will not happen" during the system execution, while a liveness property states that eventually "something good must eventually happen".
"There is no evidence upon which prosecutors can rely to disprove Wilson's stated subjective belief that he feared for his safety," states a DOJ report on the decision.
A fourth accident that drew attention late last year, involving the actress Natalie Mendoza's being struck in the head by a rope while backstage and suffering a concussion, did not lead to a safety violation, the state official said.
In turn, UConn has evolved from being a "safety school" for state residents to a college of choice that draws, and often must deny, students from across New England and beyond.
These factors include a shift towards a safety and security state, a desire to realize the potential profitability of integrated and accelerated forms of organizational management and a cultural commitment to efficiency, productivity, convenience and comfort.
