The phrase "a source of safety" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that provides protection or security in a particular context.
Example: "The community center has become a source of safety for families during times of crisis."
Alternatives: "a means of protection" or "a place of refuge."
"He's a source of safety for me," Brady said of Brown.
As turbulence, doubt and anxiety cause fear to increase, fear in turn seeks repressiveness as a source of safety.
7 11 Complaints from patients may have prompted the initial scrutiny of safety in healthcare, but patients have been largely ignored as a source of safety evidence or measurement and are rarely involved in reporting AEs outside symptoms.
Four control room crews failed to pass their annual requalification tests in the last three months, a source of "substantial" safety concerns, the commission said.
This analysis identifies three core organising processes through which in situ simulation can act as a source of organisational safety: relational rehearsal, system structuring and practice elaboration.
Pilgrim went into operation in 1972, and it has been a source of major safety concern for residents of the South Shore and Cape Cod, especially after the meltdown in Fukushima, Japan.
Available evidence demonstrates that the ED is a source of patient safety events for patients admitted to hospital [2,3] and that events are common among patients discharged from the ED [2,4].
But as Coolidge said, "It is a great advantage to a president, and a major source of safety to the country, for him to know that he is not a great man". What the country needs today to shrink its problems is not presidential greatness.
In this context, a provider is an abstract source of (safety) data.
Education offers a vital source of safety and hope for children, allowing them to learn, play and escape the horrors of war.
Like us, they felt deeply committed to providing high-quality instruction and being a constant source of safety for students with serious social-emotional needs.
