The phrase "aerial safety" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, air travel, or any activities involving aircraft where safety measures are discussed.
Example: "The conference will focus on the latest advancements in aerial safety and how they can reduce accidents in the aviation industry."
Alternatives: "aviation safety" or "air safety".
This epidemic occurred in an area where the mean annual rainfall for the past 30 years was 1,460 mm (Agency for Aerial Navigation Safety in Africa and Madagascar, unpub. data).
The building is Grade II listed, but the council's conservation officer has confirmed that government watchdog English Heritage has accepted the need to remove the aerials on safety grounds.
The vast majority of Americans support the deployment of these unmanned aerial systems for safety purposes.
Mr. Zhu did not say the crash was intentional, but he asserted that with its sudden turn, the plane had violated international rules as well as a military agreement between the United States and China concerning safety in aerial encounters.
In the case of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" — at sixty-five million dollars, the most expensive Broadway musical ever staged — those elements have been compounded by death-defying aerial stunts, which, despite safety tuneups by the director, Julie Taymor, have resulted in a stream of ghastly headlines.
The climatic variables were retrieved from the meteorological database of the network of weather stations of Burkina Faso managed by the Agency for the Safety of Aerial Navigation in Africa and Madagascar (ASECNA).
This paper outlines an innovative and feasible flight control scheme for a rotary-wing unmanned aerial system (RUAS) with guaranteed safety and reliable flight quality in a gusty environment.
He broke his back and numerous other bones with frequency, and it was because of his falls, fake falls and near falls that New York enacted a law in 1953 requiring a safety net for aerial acts more than 25 feet up.
The fancy of aerial flight creates very serious safety and technical demands.
The other half involves bringing air combat support functions like aerial refueling out of relative safety far away from hostile aircraft and missiles and into combat zones.
