The phrase "added safeguards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures or precautions that have been implemented to enhance security or protection in a particular context.
Example: "The company has implemented added safeguards to ensure the privacy of its users' data."
Alternatives: "additional protections" or "enhanced measures".
adopted with the purpose of affording added safeguards.' " Ibid.
Designation, he added, "safeguards the character and atmosphere of the block".
HSC Pediatric Center said it has added safeguards to contain the illness.
Hawaii's Department of Taxation said added safeguards might delay refunds for "some" taxpayers by as much as 16 weeks.
Tony Abbott signalled he was determined to stare down demands for added "safeguards" that the opposition said were needed to protect Australian jobs.
"The government has accepted and will implement all of the recommendations made by the monitor providing added safeguards to journalists reporting on national security," he said.
He added safeguarding infrastructure investment was "the balanced, fair and most importantly pro-growth choice the Government should make".
This was echoed in the recent report of the [US] President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology on Big Data Privacy which consider de-identification to be useful as an "added safeguard, but [emphasized that] it is not robust against near-term future re-identification methods".
As an added safeguard, booking your travel with a travel rewards card that offers trip cancellation benefits can also reimburse any fees when all else fails.
Boyden says that would also be more in line with the general incubation period for rabies so would act as an added safeguard against the disease, though such a move would do little to address the undeclared dogs coming in.
Therefore, as an added safeguard, the results were replicated using the more popular stratification approach.
