The phrase "about other safety" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to discussions or considerations regarding safety measures or protocols that are not the primary focus.
Example: "We need to have a conversation about other safety measures that should be implemented in the workplace."
Alternatives: "regarding additional safety" or "concerning further safety".
After Ms. McKee was fired, Frank Craig, the owner of one the meat companies, recorded a conversation with Mr. Prasad about other safety issues at the company.
The series plans to use a new car next season — the 33-year-old Wheldon was the primary test driver this year — but drivers met with Randy Bernard, the series' chief executive, and Brian Barnhart, the president for competition, about other safety concerns.
But for Metro, which faces broader management and safety issues highlighted by its botched handling of a deadly smoke incident last year, the problem has raised concerns about whether other safety procedures are being followed.
Many at the commission knew differently and were concerned about this and other safety issues.
Mr. Brookshire said that the industry had improved consumer information about this and other safety issues and that technicians at the centers where paintballers must go to refill cylinders are trained to spot loose valves or those of old design.
There are signs now, though, that Congress is increasingly concerned about concussions and other safety issues in youth sports. .
Glucocorticoid therapy continues to be widely used as a treatment for patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA). 1 2 Although effective, 3 4 there are concerns about infection and other safety outcomes including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, weight gain, cataracts and osteoporosis.
Sites such as Soundcloud, Mediafire, and Sendspace operate legal file sharing services that allow music directors to download your music without having to worry about viruses and other safety issues.[5].
Consumers Union shares the concerns of other safety groups about a last-minute Senate provision to define irradiated meat as pasteurized (news article, March 5).
Farm operators were asked questions about their farm tractors and other safety and health issues associated with their farm in 2011.
To the Editor: Consumers Union shares the concerns of other safety groups about a last-minute Senate provision to define irradiated meat as pasteurized (news article, March 5).
