The phrase "allay safety" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be a mix-up of terms, as "allay" typically refers to reducing or alleviating something, while "safety" is a noun that does not fit well in this context.
Example: "The measures taken were intended to allay concerns about safety during the event."
Alternatives: "reduce safety concerns" or "alleviate safety issues."
Two other doctors who discussed Yancy's presentation questioned whether the study was big enough to really allay safety worries.
But even if the study fails, it could allay safety worries and dramatically expand the number of patients who can get the drug.
In a bid to burnish its reputation, allay safety fears and prevent foreign companies from buying elsewhere, Bangladesh on Wednesday said it was temporarily shuttering 16 factories in the capital and two in the southeastern port city of Chittagong.
Mr. Baggott said the reinforcements would not be deployed in Ardoyne or in other areas where violence could be expected, but this did little to allay the safety concerns of police representatives whose members have been called upon.
This would allay any safety concerns with regards to their application in human clinical therapy.
Having a virtual camping community is useful, especially for allaying safety concerns about specific spots, an issue every camper takes seriously.
Then the Yankees physically staked out the field to allay the teams' safety concerns.
To allay some of its safety concerns, the Noda government has been pushing a bill, expected to pass within days, to create a more independent nuclear regulatory agency.
At the top of the building, two six-ton statues representing Victory in a horse-drawn chariot will be stabilized to allay fears about pubic safety.
Seeking to allay fears about the safety of the reactors, the previous prime minister, Naoto Kan, began a series of so-called stress tests to confirm the reactors' ability to withstand large earthquakes.
Category C The off-label use medication has a reasonable therapeutic rationale but here is insufficient evidence to thoroughly allay concerns about its safety, efficacy, and cost-effectiveness for the innovative use, yet it is not considered a clinical research.
