The phrase "a secure climate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing safety, stability, or protection in various contexts, such as environmental, economic, or social issues.
Example: "To foster innovation and growth, we must create a secure climate for businesses to thrive."
Alternatives: "a safe environment" or "a stable atmosphere".
He argues that building upon the economy's natural advantages -- by implication through self-imposed austerity measures -- would create a secure climate and foster good values.
If you instill good values and create a secure climate then, through some mysterious process you will never understand, things will probably end well.
Every day is Earth Day and I vote we start investing in a secure climate future right now.
In closing these coal pollution loopholes, President Obama and his Administration have responded to the call of Americans for clean air, safe drinking water, and a secure climate future for our kids.
It's about knowing there are millions of others wanting and asking for the same thing--a secure climate and future.
The dolls, too, are long gone, carefully packed away in a secure, climate-controlled storage facility, according to a person with knowledge of Mrs. Clark's case.
(It has been conserved by the New York Public Library in a secure, climate-controlled room under Bryant Park and will be lent this year to the Museum of the City of New York).
Among other complaints, they disagreed with Comerica's decision to move approximately ninety per cent of the vault's contents from Paisley Park to Iron Mountain, a secure, climate-controlled storage facility in Los Angeles.
Mr. Gracia Pena planned the 1983 move of the frequently used portions of the collection to a secure, climate-controlled space in the landmark Beaux Arts Surrogate's Court building at 31 Chambers Street, its current home.
For the library's invaluable collections, there will be a secure, climate-controlled underground storehouse.
Jennifer Morgan, global director of the climate programme at the World Resources Institute, said: "Negotiators made some significant strides in Bonn but a much more vigorous pace is needed to secure a strong climate agreement in just a few weeks.
