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The phrase "a secured office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an office that has been made safe or protected, often in terms of physical security or data security.
Example: "The company has invested in a secured office to ensure the safety of sensitive information and employee privacy."
Alternatives: "a safe office" or "a protected office".
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The results of the Current Population Survey are held in a secured office in the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Eight of us proceeded to pick up the paper and carry it to a secured place".
Original questionnaires were stored in a secured place.
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Keep the pups in a secured place, especially when they start wondering around.
If you mail a payment, drop the bill off at the post office or a secured mail box rather than tossing it in the outgoing office mail.
The precedent book, which until now has been kept in a locked cupboard within a locked office in a secured corridor inside the Cabinet Office, reveals how Charles is on the "standard circulation" list for cabinet memoranda.
Confirmation of the circulation of cabinet files to Charles is detailed in the cabinet's "precedent book", which until now has been kept in a locked cupboard within a locked office in a secured corridor inside the Cabinet Office.
The "privacy booth" will be installed by Oct. 9, so Pruitt can have "a secured communication area in the administrator's office so secured calls can be received and made," EPA spokeswoman Liz Bowman told the Post in a statement.
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