The phrase "a secure grip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a firm hold or control over an object, ensuring stability and safety.
Example: "The climber maintained a secure grip on the rock face as he ascended."
Alternatives: "a firm hold" or "a strong grasp."
A large contact area provides a secure grip.
Its huge webbed feet, which are equipped with sticky pads, provide a secure grip as it leaps and climbs among the trees.
"These give them a secure grip on struggling game that they like to eat alive, "so long as it does not protest too vigorously.
These are anxious silences in a production - made merrier by the gurgling reproofs of Googie Withers - in which not everyone has a secure grip on their lines.
Thus, the contribution of this paper is to guarantee a homogeneous temperature profile on the clamping plate, ensuring constant and homogeneous bonding and hence a secure grip during machining processes through distributed control as well as thermal disturbance attenuation.
Call quality is excellent but the volume buttons are quite low down on the right-hand edge making them relatively difficult to reach while holding the Z5 Compact in a secure grip.
Most models feature traction grooves for a more secure grip in a wet environment and a chamfered lockface.
While all of them are made to absorb shock, some may be more comfortable than others (more padding) and some provide a more secure grip because they tend to feel a bit "tacky" or sticky, especially in hot weather.
Do not cut from front to back, as doing so will give you a less secure grip on the meat, which could result in sloppy cuts or even cutting yourself.
The Nationals, a month ago, seemed to have the most secure grip on a playoff spot, but they seem like the team most likely to fall out of the race.
In such cases the distal fragment loses its density at a very early period, and while the proximal fragment will hold the screw securely, the thread will get no secure grip of the distal portion because of its friability.
