The phrase "a secure state for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conditions or environments that provide safety or stability for a particular group or situation.
Example: "The government aims to create a secure state for its citizens by implementing new safety measures."
Alternatives: "a safe environment for" or "a stable condition for".
It plans to allow remaining structures to be "kept in a passively safe and secure state for a great number of years in order to allow for radiation levels to naturally decay over time".
The payments to Mr. Bruno, they have argued, were nothing more than gifts, a reward for his efforts to secure state grants for a start-up company that Jared E. Abbruzzese, a Motient director, was helping to finance.
The most recent Olympic host, Vancouver, was able to secure state money for an airport train and an Olympic village which became a set of eco-friendly condominiums.
Their main concern has been to maintain the dominance of orthodox Judaism in personal law (in marriage and divorce, for example), and to secure state funds for religious schools and institutions.
Today, there isn't even a need to secure state legislature approval for these "special" Yonkers education allotments; the executive branch can just cut a check from its lump sum "special" appropriations.
(The stadium was named for Mr. LaValle after he helped secure state financing for it).
Joshua Logan, 26, who was trimming sideburns on a customer at the V.I.P. Barber Shop, said Mr. Finch had helped secure state money for his alma mater, Central High School.
But it falsely alleged that his sole motive was to secure state funding for the Labour Party.
That, he said, "changed the tone of talks with the government" and helped secure state bank backing for the I.P.O.
This paper investigates the secure state estimation problem for cyber-physical systems (CPSs) under disturbance and sparse sensor attacks.
