The phrase "all those safety" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a noun or context to make it complete. You might use it in a context where you are referring to multiple safety measures or items, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "I appreciate all those safety precautions you implemented during the event."
Alternatives: "all those safety measures" or "all those safety protocols".
So the base XC90 comes with all those safety features you can read about below, but also with wood inlays on the dash and doors, a standard CD player, dual-zone climate control, fog lights, a leather steering wheel, cargo cover, power driver seat with memory, tinted windows and an onboard computer.
But all those safety mechanisms usually work if the car is hit squarely (or, at least, on the same plane) by the opposing vehicle.
Remember all of those safety tips your mother drilled into you when you were a kid?
"So the vehicle that was carefully designed to perform well in crashes is chopped up, extended, and most if not all of those safety standards get tossed out the window," Mr. Arbelaez said.
But what about all those workplace safety risks?
This explains all those Jet safeties and cornerbacks panting at the line — they're coming!
(At one moment, he insists that "disguising" a blitz is of limited value; it's not strategic surprise but repeated shock that makes the defense work. This explains all those Jet safeties and cornerbacks panting at the line they're coming! And then they do).
Mr. Moynihan said that the four big American compa nies— General Motors, Ford Chrysler and American Motors — "are going to turn over" technology in the area of auto motive safety to all those par ticipating in the committee's safety program.
Police officers enforce the limit not just for my safety, but for the safety of all those on the road.
I obey the speed limit (most of the time) not just for the safety of my family, but for the safety of all those with whom I share the road.
All serious safety advisories (those using bolded black print or boxed warnings) were included except for those dealing with the withdrawal of a specific batch or lot number due to manufacturing problems or those issued because of misuse of a drug (eg, an unapproved use) or medication errors (eg, a warning about remembering to remove a transdermal patch before applying a second one).
