The phrase "a security station" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated area or facility where security personnel monitor and manage safety and security operations.
Example: "Upon entering the building, please check in at a security station to receive your visitor badge."
Alternatives: "a security post" or "a security checkpoint."
The official said "armed groups" from the opposition coalition attacked a security station, setting fire to cars.
If there was a "front line" in Iraq's surge era of 2007 to 2009, a security station was as close as one could come.
Witness in Taiz also said the fighting was touched off by a clash at a security station near the protest, but disputed that any soldiers had been kidnapped.
I'm thinking back to a couple of months ago at a security station at the Nashville airport, where a screener barked orders at me like a guard in a maximum security prison.
If you are going to have this kind of system, you need a security station manned twenty-four hours a day by someone who can instantly see when a zone gets hot.
When Jackson took over BRC the front desk was a security station and chaos reigned.
"He has a lot of power," Lieutenant Lind said, walking back to a joint security station a few blocks away.
The residence, on a prime block off Fifth Avenue, is entered through a Thassos stone lobby and has a "one-of-a-kind" private hydraulic elevator; a doorman/concierge security station was added to the front of the 25-foot-wide mansion when it underwent the conversion to two condo units.
The men were tightknit, packed into bays filled with bunk beds in a city youth center turned into a joint security station; they found an intense camaraderie in the rough conditions and nonstop missions.
They knocked down Lieutenant Jaradad's station and a security post a couple of miles away.
B5 MONITORING AIRPORTS -- The F.A.A. has increased monitoring of security at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago after a man was allowed to pass through a United Airlines security station carrying weapons, including a stun gun.
