The phrase "a world of security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment that is characterized by safety, protection, or stability.
Example: "In this new neighborhood, I finally feel like I've found a world of security for my family."
Alternatives: "an environment of safety" or "a realm of protection."
In a world of growing security threats, ever cheaper technology and general unease, it is a truism that surveillance has become more widespread.
With the revised U.S. Japan Defense Guidelines issued in April 2015, it has been argued that Japan is strengthening its alliance relationship with the United States in a world of new security challenges, risks and threats.
"Technology's Role to Grow in a New World of Security" (news article, Sept. 18) suggests that public opposition may make a national identity card unrealistic.
That investigation broke the seal on a world of small British "security" and "risk" firms operating covert businesses out of their garages.
You see, in a world of complex threats, our security and leadership depends on all elements of our power – including strong and principled diplomacy.
We must be their partners - seeking to empower them as well as to include and protect them, with the knowledge that realizing the Millennium Declaration's vision of a world of peace, equity, tolerance, security, freedom, respect for the environment and shared responsibility depends on ensuring that no child is excluded or invisible.
Furthermore, the researchers have discovered that the HTC One Max has been keeping fingerprint biometrics used to unlock the cellphones in an unencrypted "world-readable" file, a definite no-no in the world of security.
The world of security in a high-rise building is diverse and challenging and can open one's eyes to many unique elements of security.
These imagers will receive more intense public scrutiny as the brave new world of security technology grows.
