The phrase "a secure server for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a server that provides security features for a specific purpose or service.
Example: "We need to set up a secure server for our online transactions to protect customer data."
Alternatives: "a protected server for" or "a safe server for".
If you order merchandise online, make sure the site is using a secure server for you to send in your credit card information.
The underlying principle is that several parameters of smartphone usage which are likely to be influenced by current psychopathology (GPS, acceleration sensor, communication patterns) are registered automatically via embedded software (Ebner-Priemer et al. 2013), encrypted and transferred to a secure server for real-time analysis.
We developed a system to enable walking-based cardiac rehabilitation in which the patient's single-lead ECG, heart rate, GPS-based speed and location are transmitted by a programmed smartphone to a secure server for real-time monitoring by a qualified exercise scientist.
The smartphone sends ECG rate, walking speed, heart rate, elapsed distance, and patient location to a secure server for real-time monitoring by a qualified exercise scientist.
For example, if a protocol includes the development of a personal health record with detailed health data, the research team might consider encrypting data (see below) and storing it in a secure server for aggregation.
The final test results can be saved on the phone memory with a stamp of time and GPS coordinates of the test and can also be shared with a secure server for spatiotemporal mapping using, for example, a Google Maps-based interface.
Tight integration with an existing electronic medical record, and development of a secure server environment for the retention of raw data, was planned.
This simple telehealth approach required patients to take home blood pressure (BP) readings and text them to a secure server ('Florence') for immediate automatic analysis and individual healthcare professional review.
Data collected via the online survey was stored in a secure server and accessed for analysis via the Internet.
Audio recordings were uploaded to a secure server to be coded qualitatively for elements of the TMCP.
To do so, GPS coordinates were recorded for each water sample that was tested, and all the other sample-related information such as measurement results and dates was sent to a secure server using the smart-phone application for mapping of the results.
